Sevilla regained its rhythm and secured a resounding 2-0 victory over Osasuna at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, allowing it to hold on to the European places and move five points away from seventh place in the table. The result, achieved on October 26, 2026, marked the end of a streak of three games without victory and a recent defeat at the Bernabéu that had left the team in a position of uncertainty.
Coach Luis García Plaza changed the usual formation, introducing forwards Isaac and Stassin instead of the Scottish Robbie Ure, and added Ejuke on the right wing to create more overflows. From the beginning, Sevilla showed dominance in attack, surpassing Osasuna in all facets of the game. The first half was characterized by the creativity of Fofana, who delivered two assists, and the speed of Félix Correia, who took advantage of a center from Juan Iglesias to score the first goal in the 24th minute. The second goal came in the 82nd minute when Correia finished with the outside of his leg after a collective play that involved Fofana and Isaac.
Despite Osasuna's efforts, Sevilla kept up the pressure and did not allow the rival to recover. In the second half, Aitor Fernández had several opportunities, including a direct free kick from Fofana and a header from Kike Salas, but the home team's goalkeeper failed to stop the shots. The final score of 2‑0 was consolidated after a powerful shot by Correia on a counterattack driven by Fofana.
The result consolidates Sevilla's position in the table, distancing it from the teams fighting for the European places. The Andalusian team, which has conceded ten goals in the last three games, returns to the path of victory after facing the two greats of Spanish football, Barcelona and Real Madrid, in previous matches. With the support of its 40,000 fans, Sevilla prepares for the next day, with the expectation of maintaining its performance and continuing to consolidate its position at the top of the standings.