Sevilla coach, Luis García Plaza, has decided to leave behind the controversy that surrounded the last match with Real Madrid and focus on the next match against Osasuna. In an interview given to the club's press, the coach stated that he "turned the page" and that his priority is performance at the Sánchez-Pizjuán, where Sevilla seeks to recover the winning streak that has been missing in the last three rounds.
García Plaza recalled that the club had issued a statement in which it was “in line with the club” and that, after the end of the match with Real Madrid, the coach had “focused on Osasuna.” The coach highlighted the importance of his stadium, the fans and the “home” as motivating factors for his team. "We really want Sánchez-Pizjuán. Our stadium, our people and our home," he said, stressing that any victory would be "ground gold" and that competition was essential for the club.
Sevilla is preparing for the duel of the day that closes the regular phase of LaLiga. Osasuna, a rival that “never gives up” and “works hard,” presents itself as a challenge that requires effort and discipline. García Plaza stated that the victory over the Asturian team “costs a world” and that “every victory is important.” The coach also mentioned his good relationship with Osasuna coach Jagoba Arrasate and the need to “win, get three points” without statistics being the main focus.
The Sevilla coach also made reference to the streak of a single point in the last three games, pointing out that "all teams go through dynamics of five or six games without winning." García Plaza emphasized that what matters to him are the “feelings” and the ability to compete. “When there are ten games left I will say if we are going for this or another, but now let's compete,” he concluded, making it clear that the immediate objective is to get out of the bad streak and consolidate the club's position in the table.
With Sevilla looking to regain the form they have been lacking recently, the upcoming match against Osasuna will be a turning point. The coach has made it clear that the Bernabéu controversy is behind him and that the focus is on the performance at home, with the hope that the victory over Osasuna marks the beginning of a new era of success for Sevilla FC.