I didn't watch the game (although I bet massively on it), but I have no doubt that, due to Barcelona's recent successes, it will now be overvalued in all statistical respects. But for the next game, I find it difficult to say whether the odds are good or not. In the end Cadiz scored zero points and scored zero goals. It is unlikely that it will start earning them starting from Barcelona.
11.50 - 5.90 -
1.24 BTTS No =
1.75 
Barcelona have only conceded a goal in the 4 games played so far, while Cadiz are still yet to score any goal this season,
so the BTTS might look too much of a risk for what its worth, but if you put into considered the recent H2H history between both clubs, you might think Cadiz could stand a chance, Barcelona have only won 3 of their last 7 games vs Cadiz, and won none of the last 4 encounters, losing and draw twice each in the last 4 games, I understand the fact Barcelona seemed like a completely different team from the last two seasons, but some scars are just hard to erase.
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Why it might be a risk if I'm talking about
BTTS No? I do not believe in historical patterns, in my opinion all games that are more than 2 from the current one have an extremely weak impact on the current state of things. In this case, I see that Cadiz is very weak in attack, so such a generous odds of 1.75 that suggests that their weakness will not be interrupted on Barcelona is quite profitable.
When I wrote previous post I did not look at future fixtures. I just commented on the fact that Barcelona looks unsettled in defense and that proper teams can use that to their advantage. Sevila had so many clear goal chances in the beginning but they managed to miss most of them and the rest was scooped up by Ter Stegen.
Cadiz could be a bit too weak in the attack for me to actually take that BTTS bet but I will take it against every good team for sure.
It's funny that after Cadiz, Barcelona will play with Elche, which are also not very strong in attack - they scored only one goal.
