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Sevilla FC

04-12 03:00

2 - 1

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96′

P.Fernández

95′

Javier Morcillo

94′

G. Suazo

J. Sánchez

94′

B. Mendy

A. Adams

88′

N.Gudelj

86′

J.Monserrate

J.Diaz

78′

A.Sanchez

R. Vargas

75′

A.Griezmann

75′

A. Baena

71′

Javier Morcillo

R.Mendoza

71′

A. Lookman

belaid

70′

P.Fernández

I.Romero

70′

D. Sow

M.Bueno

67′

J. Sánchez

Halftime 2-1

47′

2-1

N.Gudelj

Assist: R. Vargas

44′

J.Diaz

36′

M.Bueno

35′

1-1

J.Boñar

Assist: J.Diaz

10′

A. Adams

8′

I.Romero

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Match Info

Sevilla FC secured a vital 2-1 home victory over Atletico Madrid in a dramatic Spanish La Liga clash at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium on Saturday night. The result, which came from a late winner, provides a significant boost to Sevilla's European qualification hopes while dealing a blow to Atletico's title aspirations. The match began with high intensity, and Sevilla struck first midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive error to take a 1-0 lead into halftime. Atletico Madrid responded strongly after the break, equalizing through a well-worked team move to level the score. The game appeared headed for a draw until the final ten minutes, when Sevilla won a penalty after a VAR review for a handball in the box; the resulting spot-kick was converted calmly to seal a 2-1 win. The key focus point was the late penalty decision, which sparked controversy among the Atletico players and staff, though the referee's call stood after a lengthy check. This result sees Sevilla climb the La Liga table into contention for a Europa League spot, while Atletico Madrid drops crucial points in the race for the championship. Sevilla's manager praised his team's resilience, stating, "We showed the heart needed to beat a top opponent," while Atletico's coach lamented the decisive call, saying, "It's a tough way to lose, but we must look at our own performance."