Sabadell added three points to their locker after a 1-0 win over Sevilla on Friday at Nova Creu Alta. Sabadell arrived with the goal of reaping another victory after winning the last two games of the competition. The most recent was against Betis Deportivo away from home (0-4) and the other against Albacete at their stadium (1-0) and at the moment is on three straight winning streaks. On the side of the guests, Sevilla And. He came off a 4-1 loss to San Fernando in his fiefdom in the last game held. After getting the result, Sabadell’s team was fourth at the end of the match, while Sevilla was fifteenth.
The fight started well for Sabadell, who took the opportunity to open the scoring with a goal from Guillem Molina in the 31st minute. With this result the first part of the match ended.
Neither team scored in the second period, so the match ended 1-0.
Both coaches made moves on the banks. Sabadell coach brought in Dopico, Boniquet, Quintero, Facundo García and Alfred Planas for Néstor, Aarón Rey, Muguruza, Iago and Jacobo, while Sevilla At. gave entry to Bernal, Carlos Álvarez, Nacho Quintana and Adri Peral for Capi, Juanlu, Lulo and Zarzana.
The referee shows a yellow card to Sevilla (Luismi). In the game there was also a red card, which caused Ezzarfani to be expelled by the local team.
After winning the match, Sabadell was placed with 49 points, in a playoff position for promotion to the Second Division, in fourth place in the qualifying table at the end of the match, while Sevilla At. it stood in fifteenth place with 39 points, with a relegation place in the Second Division.
The next day Sabadell will face FC Andorra, while the Sevillian team will play their match against Betis Deportivo.
Source: La Verdad
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