Goals and Highlights: Sevilla 2-3 Real Madrid in LaLiga

Watch the best plays of Real Madrid win.

The match ends, the score is 2-3.

Mariano Díaz is cautioned

Yellow card. The player booked is Karim Benzema

Nacho Fernandez is booked.

REAL MADRID GOAL Karim Benzema makes a nice control inside the area to receive a strong pass from Rodrygo. He leaves his marker behind and scores to the right of the goal.

Oliver Torres is shown a yellow card.

REAL MADRID GOAL Nacho Fernandez beats the goalkeeper with a good shot.

The referee shows a yellow card to Diego Carlos

Real Madrid's celebrations are interrupted by the referee's decision to CANCEL the GOAL after the review with the VAR, which has shown that there was a hand.

Karim Benzema misses a great chance inside the box. He manages to finish off, but the ball goes away from the left post.

Eder Militao receives a low pass just outside the area and connects a good shot to the bottom of the crossbar. Bono intervenes with a great reflex stop. Corner for Real Madrid.

Rodrygo receives a pass and without hesitation makes an unstoppable shot that enters the top of the goal.

Karim Benzema bursts into the area to receive a pass, connecting with a low shot aimed at the right post. Bono is attentive and stops with a good save.

The second half begins

The referee blows the whistle for the end of the first half and both teams go to the changing rooms.

4 minutes added

The referee shows the yellow card and cautions Anthony Martial

Referee Guillermo Cuadra shows a fair yellow card to Eduardo Camavinga

SEVILLA GOAL Great individual play by Corona who served Erick Lamela to define an empty goal.

GOAL SEVILLA GREAT GOAL from Rakitic's free kick to the post on the right and leaves the goalkeeper standing.

Dangerous free kick for Sevilla.

Anthony Martial receives a precise pass on the edge of the area and makes a dangerous shot that goes very close to the left post.

Start the game, enjoy it.

Everything is ready for the game between Sevilla and Real Madrid at the close of matchday 32 of LaLiga.

This is the XI starter of Real Madrid.

📋✅ ¡Nuestro 𝗫𝗜 inicial 🆚 @SevillaFC! @UnicajaBanco | #SevillaFCRealMadrid pic.twitter.com/VIZfe6Ivbt

— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadrid) April 17, 2022

This is the XI starter of Sevilla.

🚨 XI del #SevillaFC 🆚 @realmadrid ⤵️

Bono - Jesús Navas, Koundé, Diego Carlos, Acuña - Rakitic, Jordán, Papu Gómez - Lamela, Tecatito, Martial.#SevillaFCRealMadrid #WeareSevilla #NuncaTeRindas pic.twitter.com/qcArAh69J9

— Sevilla Fútbol Club (@SevillaFC) April 17, 2022

Guillermo Cuadra is the main referee for today's match.

Real Madrid has 6 casualties for this game.

Casemiro

(Yellow cards)

Ceballos d.

(Illness)

Hazard E.

(Injury - leg)

Jovic L.

(Injury - ankle)

Marcelo

(Muscle injury)

Mendy F.

(Muscle injury)

Sevilla has 3 absences for today.

Reges F. (Injury - ankle)

Rekik K. (Injury - muscle)

Suso (Injury - ankle)

In 3 of the last 5 games there have been 3 or more goals so emotions are guaranteed.

Real Madrid is the favorite for today's match with a +140 odds according to bookmakers

Great game that will take place at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium between third place and the leader of the competition.

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1 victory for the Sevilla team in the last 5 matches looks a favorable outlook for the local team, however a hope for Real Madrid may be that they won the most recent game between them 2 so they will come out with everything, in the last 5 games in this Sevilla stadium there have been 3 draws and 1 victory for both teams.

Rodrygo, scorer of Real Madrid's first goal against Chelsea on Tuesday at minute 80, has scored after minute 75 four of his last six official goals as a white player.

Rafa Mir opened the scoring in the clash between Real Madrid and Sevilla in the first round. It is to date the only LaLiga game in which Mir has seen a goal that has resulted in a defeat for Sevilla this campaign (W7, D1, L1).

After the hard-fought tie against Chelsea, Madrid cannot underestimate Sevilla even after having linked a series of six official duels without losing to the team from Seville (W5, E1 since September 2018). With an average of more than two goals scored per game in LaLiga 2021-22, the Whites visit Sánchez-Pizjuán having scored at least two goals in four of their last five domestic games (W4, L1).
"The magic of the Bernabéu helps the players a lot to never give up," said Carlo Ancelotti after the spectacular match against Chelsea. Madrid will not be able to count on the support of their fans this Sunday, but the leader of the championship is also the team with the best numbers away from home, and arrives in Nervión having collected ten points in their last four league games away from home (W3, E1 ). The good work of the white defense must be highlighted, registering only 0.87 goals against per game away from the Bernabéu in LaLiga this season.

For the first time this season, Sevilla FC (3rd) won a LaLiga match despite conceding the first goal, thanks to two goals in stoppage time against Granada, the numerous draws added by the red and white team in 2022 They have ended their hopes of achieving the LaLiga title. Real Madrid, the leader, maintains a 12-point advantage over Julen Lopetegui's team, an almost definitive margin between the team that has scored the most goals and the one that has conceded the least.
Sevilla is the only team that remains undefeated at home in the championship (G11, D4), Sevilla can take advantage of Madrid's fatigue, which qualified for the Champions League semi-finals despite losing 3-2 to Chelsea on Tuesday. Julen Lopetegui's squad have lost only one LL match since November (W8, D8, L1), and this is a great opportunity for the Basque manager to end his streak of five games without beating his previous team (W1, L4).

The Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán  is a football stadium in Seville, Spain. It is the home stadium of Sevilla Fútbol Club, and is named after the club's former president, Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. It was the venue for the 1986 European Cup Final between Steaua București and Barcelona and the 1982 World Cup semi-final game between West Germany and France.

With a capacity of 42,714 seats, Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán is the ninth-largest stadium in Spain and the third-largest in Andalusia.

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