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Valencia vs Sevilla carries a two-way Spanish football profile, with convincing wins for Valencia set against Sevilla’s ability to turn a difficult knockout tie in their favour. League and cup meetings have offered different tests: one side can produce a commanding home performance, while the other has shown the resilience to survive a dramatic European return. That mix of force and recovery gives this matchup a distinct edge.
Past matches, Valencia vs Sevilla
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Sevilla
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22D
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14M
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3D
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21F
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10F
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7F
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13G
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18M
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8M
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34D
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9F
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23D
Valencia Substitutes
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D
36
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F
9
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M
38
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M
10
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D
24
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M
33
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D
29
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F
19
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D
21
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D
12
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G
25
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F
37
Match events
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24'Iker Córdoba César Tárrega Requeni
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27'Ryunosuke Sato Yellow Card
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62'Pablo Maffeo Arnau Martínez López
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62'Harvey Elliott Ryunosuke Sato
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63'Robbie Ure Isaac Romero
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63'Chidera Ejuke Miguel Sierra
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67'Chidera Ejuke Yellow Card
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71'Giorgi Kochorashvili Youssouf Fofana
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81'⚽Juan Antonio Iglesias Sánchez Normal Goal (Asst: Giorgi Kochorashvili)
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83'Hugo Duro Javi Guerra
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83'Jesús Vázquez José Gayà
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83'Jon Guridi Lucas Stassin
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83'Julio Diaz Felix Correia
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88'Pablo Maffeo Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Valencia VS Sevilla
European resilience
The matchup’s most revealing contrast came in the 2014 Europa League semifinal. Sevilla won the first leg 2–0, but Valencia turned the return into a 3–0 lead through Feghouli, a Beto own goal and Mathieu. Mbia’s 94th-minute header made it 3–1 and levelled the tie at 3–3 on aggregate. Valencia had won the return, yet Sevilla advanced on the away-goals rule used in that tie. The episode gives this fixture a distinctive European dimension: a commanding comeback still ended with Sevilla progressing.
Swinging scorelines
Valencia’s 4–0 La Liga win in 2017 offered a different statement. Gonçalo Guedes scored in each half, with Simone Zaza and Santi Mina also on target, turning the matchup into a one-sided scoreline. Sevilla supplied its own emphatic answer in the 2021 Copa del Rey, when Luuk de Jong scored twice before Ivan Rakitić completed a 3–0 victory. Taken together, those meetings show a contest capable of swinging between Valencia’s attacking surge, Sevilla’s knockout resilience and Sevilla’s own decisive response in a cup setting.
Past head to head stats
Valencia VS Sevilla
Balance Wins - Draws - Losses over time
Points per match over time
Comparison between the 2 teams for the last 10 games
Comparison between the 2 teams for the last 20 games
Valencia VS Sevilla
Head-to-Head History
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