Sevilla is preparing for a decisive duel against Levante in the Ciutat de València, with the intention of consolidating its position as the second best visitor in the League. The match, scheduled for Monday at 9:00 p.m. at the city stadium, comes at a time when Levante needs to score points to avoid complications in the classification after three days without a victory.
Sevilla has shown a good phase at the start of the season, standing out for its performance in matches such as the one against Barcelona, where they gained an advantage before the break. Furthermore, the team has recorded strong results in Orriols, with historic wins that have marked the season. Coach Luis García Plaza, who managed Levante between 2008 and 2011 and achieved promotion, benefits from the experience of his former player Vicente Iborra, who is now Luis Castro's assistant at Sevilla. The incorporation of Rubén Vargas, recovered from an injury, adds depth to the squad, although he has not yet shown enough pace to start. On the other hand, Belgian striker Lucas Stassin, injured before the game against Barça, does not arrive in time for the match.
Levante, for its part, faces availability problems. Players Hugo Sotelo and Etta Eyong are out for physical reasons, which reduces the coach's options. The team's possible lineup includes Ryan, Toljan, Dela, Mandi, Manu Sánchez, Rey, Bardeli, Olasagasti, Brugué, Thiago and Iván Romero. In Sevilla, a scheme is expected with Vlachodimos in goal, Juan Iglesias, Castrín, Kike Salas and Julio Díaz in defense, Agoumé, Fofana and Guridi in midfield, and Miguel Sierra, Félix Correia and Isaac Romero in attack.
The referee designated for the match will be Adrián Cordero, from the Cantabrian Committee. The match will be broadcast by Movistar LaLiga TV, offering fans the opportunity to follow the development of the game in real time. With pressure on Levante to avoid a drop in the table, Sevilla looks to take advantage of its strength as a visitor to secure a victory that strengthens its position in the competition. The outcome of the match will determine if Levante manages to stay in the qualifying zone or if Sevilla consolidates its dominance as one of the most feared teams in away games.