VS
Sevilla vs Espanyol carries a clear Sevilla edge, while Espanyol’s home resistance keeps the fixture competitive. Espanyol won 2–1 at Sevilla on 15 January 2011, Sevilla answered with a 6–4 home win on 20 August 2016, and the teams drew 1–1 at the RCDE Stadium on 6 September 2026. Future meetings can ask whether Espanyol sustain that resistance against Sevilla’s weight.
Past matches, Sevilla vs Espanyol
Match center
Watch it on:
-
Belarus 5
-
MAX Sport 4 BG
-
Arena Sport 1 RS
-
Premier Sports
-
Canal+ Sport 2 PL
-
S Sport TR
-
Nova Sport 4 CZ
-
Spíler2 HU
-
ESPN Deportes
-
Cosmote Sport 7 GR
-
LaLiga TV Bar
-
Ziggo Sport 2
-
Viaplay Sports 1 UK
-
DAZN 1 Portugal
-
BeIn Sports 2 Australia
-
BeIN Sports 2 Qatar
-
LaLiga TV UK
Starting eleven
Substitutes Espanyol
-
1G
-
16D
-
3D
-
5D
-
32D
-
4M
-
10M
-
26M
-
11M
-
15F
-
17F
-
18F
Sevilla Substitutes
-
G
13
-
D
22
-
D
5
-
D
34
-
D
3
-
M
14
-
M
24
-
F
19
-
F
7
-
F
20
-
F
10
-
F
16
Match events
-
2'Giorgi Kochorashvili Yellow Card
-
14'Álex Calatrava Yellow Card
-
27'Robbie Ure Yellow Card
-
40'Miguel Sierra Yellow Card
-
46'Gabriel Moscardo Yellow Card
-
54'Y. Fofana G. Kochorashvili
-
54'L. Stassin R. Ure
-
56'Arouna Sangante Red Card
-
59'U. Gonzalez Gabriel Moscardo
-
59'M. Fernandez Sanchez A. Calatrava
-
60'Castrin C. Ejuke
-
62'Omar El Hilali Goal cancelled
-
71'J. A. Carmona M. Sierra
-
71'M. Bueno J. Guridi
-
75'B. Zaragoza O. El Hilali
-
85'⚽L. Stassin Normal Goal
-
86'Q. Hartman R. Hinojo
-
86'C. Riedel U. Nunez
-
90'⚽M. Fernandez Sanchez Normal Goal
Stats for this game
Matchup Sevilla VS Espanyol
Sevilla bring the stronger record
Sevilla have taken the larger share of results and have often made home advantage count in decisive fashion. Their 4–1 win over Espanyol on 6 April 2014 and 6–4 victory on 20 August 2016 show the range of this fixture, from control to an open exchange. The broader direction favours Sevilla, but the scorelines also warn against assuming every meeting follows the same pattern.
Espanyol can keep the contest alive
Espanyol’s 2–1 win at Sevilla on 15 January 2011 is a useful counterexample, while a 2–2 draw at Sevilla on 16 February 2020 confirms their capacity to resist away. The 1–1 draw at the RCDE Stadium on 6 September 2026 added another home-based answer. A future meeting can test whether Sevilla reassert their authority or Espanyol sustain that resistance long enough to claim another result. The contrast remains central across both venues whenever the fixture returns.