VS
Sevilla vs Real Sociedad is a balanced Spanish meeting shaped by narrow scorelines, shifting home advantage and two clubs able to answer each other. Sevilla won 1–0 at home in May 2026 and 1–0 away in March 2025, while Real Sociedad won 2–1 at home in October 2025 and 2–0 in Seville in November 2024. Future meetings should again turn on small details rather than status.
Past matches, Sevilla vs Real Sociedad
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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9F
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5D
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24M
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8M
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19M
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14F
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16M
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36D
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38
Real Sociedad Substitutes
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G
13
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G
32
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M
23
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D
6
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M
24
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F
9
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M
21
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M
12
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F
14
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D
3
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F
22
Match events
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28'Jon Aramburu Yellow Card
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28'L. Garcia Yellow Card
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46'A. Sanchez I. Romero
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46'O. Oskarsson J. Gorrotxategi
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50'⚽A. Sanchez Normal Goal (Asst: N. Maupay)
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58'T. Kubo P. Marin
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69'Y. Herrera B. Turrientes
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75'J. Sanchez R. Vargas
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75'Alexis Sánchez Yellow Card
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82'B. Mendy N. Gudelj
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82'Wesley J. Aramburu
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82'L. Sucic A. Barrenetxea
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82'L. Sucic A. Barrenetxea
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82'Wesley J. Aramburu
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88'José Ángel Carmona Yellow Card
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90' +1Peque N. Maupay
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90' +1Oso C. Ejuke
Stats for this game
Matchup Sevilla VS Real Sociedad
Neither venue guarantees control
Sevilla and Real Sociedad produce a contest in which home advantage helps but does not settle the terms. Sevilla won 1–0 at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán on 4 May 2026, after Real Sociedad had won 2–1 at the Reale Arena on 24 October 2025. Sevilla had also taken a 1–0 victory at that venue on 9 March 2025, while Real Sociedad won 2–0 in Seville on 3 November 2024. The exchange leaves the balance open to interpretation and keeps every narrow margin meaningful.
Small advantages decide the night
Earlier examples add the same texture. Sevilla’s 3–2 home win on 2 March 2024 shows the hosts can turn pressure into a close victory, while Real Sociedad’s 2–1 result at home on 26 November 2023 shows how quickly the direction can change. The clubs have met across different competitive contexts, so their identity is built around adaptability and detail rather than a permanent division label. Sevilla must protect its attacking initiative; Real Sociedad must prevent the match becoming a sequence of isolated moments. A future meeting will be compelling because either side can make a single phase decisive.