Follow live updates from the match at the Nervion stadium where Acuña gave the home side the lead. Sevilla Fútbol Club aims to build momentum in the second half of the season after the World Cup break, needing three points to reinforce their position. Sampaoli’s squad earned a point at Balaídos and sparked a Copa del Rey momentum, yet a victory remains crucial to climb away from the relegation zone, especially with rivals like Celta and Cadiz picking up wins on the same day.
All about Sevilla vs Getafe in LaLiga 2022-2023 can be explored here. Getafe, meanwhile, knows a win would stretch their cushion above the relegation zone to at least five points, potentially seven if Espanyol loses to Girona. A triumph on the road would bring peace of mind to the Madrid club.
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The stadium in Nervión opened with Sevilla on the front foot. The first half saw control wielded by the home team, who moved the ball and created chances but found it difficult to break down Getafe’s compact defense. Precision in the final pass proved elusive. The deadlock broke from a set piece when Sampaoli’s side broke the deadlock, as a cross from Rakitic found Acuña who redirected with a neck turn, lifting the ball to the far post and pulling the goalkeeper out of position. With the game level at 1–0, Getafe pressed for an equalizer despite having limited possession in the opening 35 minutes. Ünal was lively and created several moments that tested Bono’s reflexes. A goal by Ünal was ruled offside after a VAR check.
41′ OFFSIDE! Ünal struck from a rebound in the box, but the lines ruled offside and the goal did not count. The Turkish forward had sneaked in behind the defense and finished first to surprise Bono, but the referee signaled offside after VAR intervention.
36′ ACUÑA GOAL! SEVILLA STRIKES! A perfect cross from the left found Rakitic’s area, and Acuña met it with a precise header, beating Soria and giving Sevilla the lead. The set piece had set the tone for Sampaoli’s men, who built pressure from the side and created an opening in open play as well.
The teams lined up in front of a raucous Sánchez-Pizjuán as the national anthem echoed through the stadium. The atmosphere was electric, with a sea of passionate fans singing in unison.
XI FOR GETAFE
Quique Sánchez Flores named a starting XI: David Soria; Domingos Duarte, Omar Alderete, Djené Dakonam, Juan Iglesias; Damián Suárez, Carles Aleñá, Luis Milla, Ángel Algobia; Enes Ünal, Borja Mayoral. The Azulón coach has one injury concern in Arambarri, but otherwise a full squad ready to press Sevilla in LaLiga after their win against Mallorca. On the Getafe bench: Kiko Casilla, Diego Conde, Angileri, Gastón Álvarez, Jaime Mata, Seoane, Portu, Amavi, Latasa, Munir, Maksimović and Mitrović.
XI FOR SEVILLE
Sampaoli, dealing with a long casualty list, aims for his first home win after 15 away matches. The starting XI featured Yassine Bounou, Marcos Acuña, Fernando, Tanguy Nianzou, Jesús Navas, Óliver Torres, Ivan Rakitic, Nemanja Gudelj, Joan Jordan, Youssef En-Nesyri, Erik Lamela. Several players were unavailable for this match, including Papu Gómez, Marcao, Tecatito, Rekik, Alex Telles, Delaney, Montiel and Carmona. On the Sevilla bench were Dmitrovic, Flores, Suso, Januzaj, Rafa Mir, Badé, Carlos Álvarez, Quintana, Quique Salas, Pedro Ortiz, Manu Bueno and Diego Ortigo.
Quique Sánchez Flores spoke ahead of the game, sharing his thoughts on the team’s approach and the challenge ahead.
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