Diego Alonso’s Sevilla is still in full lockdown

Diego Alonso’s Sevilla did not emerge from the crisis where he was admitted. Linked before the Villarreal their eighth league match without a win and extended the Uruguayan coach’s bad streak, with his future somewhat compromised. The Uruguayan was very affected on Wednesday by eliminating the Andalusian team in Champions after blowing a 2-0 lead against PSV Eindhoven. That return in just 20 minutes by the Dutch made Sunday’s game almost the last for Alonso, who could be sentenced to another return, as after leading the scoreboard with a header from Diego Salas, the box of Marcellin tied and signed yet another return with a goal from the Chilean Ben Brereton at discount, but the VAR He saved Sevilla this time and had it disallowed for a foul on Kike Salas.

However, even so, the Uruguayan may have his hours numbered. Sevillismo again requested the resignation of the Board of Directors a day before a Shareholders’ Meeting which is very busy and may involve a new change of coach.

In a hot environment, between the constant messages against Castro and the board, Diego Alonso’s team, even with many losses due to suspension and injury, as Sergio Ramos, Jesús Navas, Nyland, Badé, Soumaré, Lamela… He came out determined from the beginning, wanting to change the image and the negative dynamics and convince his fans. They pushed forward with a view to recovering quickly and had plenty of the ball in the early stages, with plenty of crosses in the area but without any real danger.

In contrast, Villarreal’s transfers caused chaos in the stands. Sánchez-Pizjuán when the yellows came out at speed, in purest Marcelino style. And the nervous state in which this group becomes a grenade against any defensive administration.

Despite the persistence, Sevilla didn’t have many chances this season and the ones they did have came at the end. A low shot of Acuna and a couple of actions Ocampos, especially one that came on 40 minutes, in a deep ball from Fernando to En-Nesyri that the Moroccan sent over the body of Jorgensen, after which Ocampos had a clear rebound in the goal area that Foyth saved for almost miraculous way.

But Villarreal had arguments to do the damage and Alex Baena had already tried Dmitrovic before Foyth The best chance for the visitors until then was a ball Juanlu took at the feet of Morales who beat the Serbian goalkeeper.

The youth squad, substitute Jesus Navas, is one of the most active in the local team. He put a ball Lukebakio that he didn’t finish his knee properly.

The game opens up and the one who finds the most space is Villarreal. With time running out, Dmitrovic, who was helpful, had to leave the area to cut off a counterattack by Alex Baena. The Serbian goalkeeper, in another action by Baena, had to put his foot out to prevent the goal and in this exchange of blows Sevilla took the lead from the youth squad. Kike Salasto leave Nianzouand flawlessly finished off an excellent cross from Pedrosa, who in turn replaced Acuña at half-time.

1-0 is a release for Diego Alonsowho celebrated with anger on the sideline, but the Uruguayan’s joy was short-lived, because, after many warnings, Villarreal tied by finding the back of Sevilla’s defense. Morales scored at will on the climb to Pedraza.

The nervousness exploded again in frustration and this feeling will increase even more at the discount, in ’95, when Bren Brereton won the race Kike Salas and made it 1-2 for him Villarreal. But Díaz de Mera, warned by VAR faced with the fall of the Sevilla player, he avoided a defeat that would be the last straw for Diego Alonsowho, however, find it difficult to continue leading the Seville.