Deportivo: 13. Roman Leo - 2. Altimira, 15. Loureiro, 17. Angelino (till 59), 20. Gimenez Jose (Eddahchouri, 83) - 16. Amatucci - 14. Rodríguez R. (Soriano M., 57) - 10. Hernández Y. (Asp-Jensen, 57), 19. Cruz (Quagliata, 61) - 7. Aubameyang, 32. Nsongo (Traoré Ad., 46)
Substitution: Traoré Ad. (from 46); Asp-Jensen (from 57); Soriano M. (from 57); Quagliata (from 61); Eddahchouri (from 83)
Bench: 25. Ferllo - 4. Noubi, 22. Ede B., 23. Ximo Navarro - 6. Casado M. - 8. Villares - 11. Mella
Yellow Cards: Amatucci 77
Red cards: Angelino 59'
Sevilla: 1. Vlachodimos - 4. Salas K., 5. Castrín, 17. Suazo - 6. Agoume, 24. Fofana Y. - 2. Iglesias J., 18. Guridi (Kochorashvili, 81), 20. Correia (Díaz J., 81) - 30. Sierra Miguel (Ure R., 90) - 19. Stassin (Romero Is., 76)
Substitution: Romero Is. (from 76); Díaz J. (from 81); Kochorashvili (from 81); Ure R. (from 90)
Bench: 13. Gonzalez Fran - 22. Carmona J.Á., 23. Marcão T. - 14. Bueno M. - 7. Alfon, 10. Peque Fernández, 21. Ejuke
Yellow Cards: Salas K. 65; Guridi 79; Iglesias J. 90; Romero Is. 90
The visitors were ruthless when opportunities presented themselves, while the Basque side were left to rue a disastrous start

Despite letting victory slip away, the home side remain eighth in the table, keeping their European ambitions alive

Atletico were made to work hard for their place in the quarter-finals

Despite taking all three points, Xabi Alonso’s side delivered a disjointed performance

Sevilla delivered a commanding performance in Round 16 of La Liga

It’s a remarkable achievement for one of the league’s modern icons

The result not only ended Barça’s unbeaten run, but also marked Sevilla’s first home victory in La Liga in 2025

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