VS
Sevilla vs Real Madrid is a high-level La Liga matchup with Real Madrid carrying the stronger national platform and Sevilla retaining the tools to complicate the contest at home. Sevilla drew 1–1 with Madrid at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán in October 2023, while Madrid won 1–0 at the Bernabéu in February 2024. Those fixed results show a favorite often operating on narrow margins. A future meeting will ask whether Sevilla can make home resistance decisive.
Past matches, Sevilla vs Real Madrid
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Sevilla
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13G
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3D
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10F
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21F
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18M
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5D
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15D
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8M
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19M
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14F
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16M
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7F
Real Madrid Substitutes
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G
43
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G
29
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D
4
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M
6
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D
18
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F
30
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D
12
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F
46
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D
17
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F
16
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47
Match events
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15'⚽Vinicius Junior Normal Goal
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48'Nemanja Gudelj Yellow Card
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53'A. Sanchez N. Maupay
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54'L. Agoume N. Gudelj
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54'A. Sanchez N. Maupay
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54'C. Ejuke R. Vargas
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54'L. Agoume N. Gudelj
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54'C. Ejuke R. Vargas
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54'L. Agoume N. Gudelj
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70'F. Mastantuono T. Pitarch
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70'E. Camavinga A. Tchouameni
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70'J. Sanchez J. A. Carmona
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70'E. Camavinga A. Tchouameni
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70'F. Mastantuono T. Pitarch
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77'G. Garcia Vinicius Junior
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77'T. Alexander-Arnold B. Diaz
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77'T. Alexander-Arnold B. Diaz
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77'G. Garcia Vinicius Junior
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78'I. Romero Oso
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80'Alexis Sánchez Yellow Card
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84'Juanlu Sánchez Yellow Card
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87'A. Leiva J. Bellingham
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90' +4Lucien Agoumé Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Sevilla VS Real Madrid
Madrid’s edge is clear, not automatic
Sevilla and Real Madrid drew 1–1 at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán on 21 October 2023 in La Liga. The result gave Sevilla a point against a club with greater resources and showed why the Andalusian side can make this fixture competitive on its own ground. Four months later, Madrid won 1–0 at the Santiago Bernabéu on 25 February 2024, with Luka Modrić’s long-range goal deciding another league meeting. The narrow score supports Madrid’s higher ceiling without suggesting that every phase belongs to the favorite.
Home resistance creates the question
Sevilla’s route into the matchup is to turn crowd energy and disciplined defending into a platform for its own attacks. Madrid can decide games through individual quality, but a low-margin contest leaves room for one transition, set piece or late response to change the outcome. A new meeting will therefore test whether Sevilla can extend its home resistance beyond an even score or whether Madrid’s ability to find one decisive action again settles the balance. The established hierarchy makes the challenge clear; the venue keeps it interesting.