Last night Sevilla also suffered another defeat after they were unable to overcome any attacks from Real Sociedad and the score ended 2-1. Even though they were two goals behind, Sevilla actually still had the chance to equalize, but unfortunately they could only score one goal in this match. The game between the two teams looked so fierce that it was not surprising that there were so many fouls and that was also what resulted in Sergio Ramos and Jesus Navas getting red cards at the end of the match. I don't think they need to do that, especially since the team is already behind and the possibility of defeat is in sight.
Sevilla must be quite disadvantaged with two of their players having to miss the next two La Liga matches due to sanctions from this red card. Sergio Ramos continues to be a bad boy and he is a player who is often sent off with 29 red cards throughout his career since the 2000s.
Sevilla must be quite disadvantaged with two of their players having to miss the next two La Liga matches due to sanctions from this red card. Sergio Ramos continues to be a bad boy and he is a player who is often sent off with 29 red cards throughout his career since the 2000s.
There's no difference from what we saw from the former coach and the present Sevilla Coach, infact, the former should have been given enough time to find ways to balance the club. Even if Sergio Ramos wasn't sent off Sevilla woulda also lost the game.
The overall performance of the players and the club has gone so low that they'll be knocked out of the Champions League and most likely the Europa League. They ain't winning nothing with this!
I don't know about Navas's occurrence but as for Sergio Ramos?
that was suppose to be a direct Red card. The match official had to see the Video assisting referee to send him off correctly. Kinda funny how he wanted his red card cancelled.