Xavi’s last game as Barcelona boss came to an end with a 2-1 win at Sevilla in the final La Liga game of the season.
Fermin Lopez scored the winner, running to celebrate with the departing boss, who was sacked on Friday
Robert Lewandowski’s early goal gave the visitors the lead before Sevilla’s Youssef En-Nesyri equalised for Sevilla
Barcelona were already guaranteed to finish second in La Liga, behind champions Real Madrid, while Sevilla end the season in 14th.
Former Spain midfielder Xavi said in January that he was going to leave the Camp Nou, but was persuaded to stay by club president Joan Laporta in April.
However, during a meeting with Laporta and sporting director Deco – exactly one month since it was announced that he would remain at the club – the 44-year-old was told he would not be staying.
Former Bayern Munich boss Hansi Flick is set to replace him.
Xavi, who won four Champions Leagues as a player with the club, guided Barcelona to their only La Liga title in the past five seasons last year.
La Liga: Xavi Wins Final Game As Barcelona Coach
