Betis - Sevilla

The "eternally inferior" team of the city of Seville faces tomorrow the most grandiose team of southern Spain in this order. Last time they played Sevilla FC won 5-1. Could we repeat the feat?

Any Sevilla FC fans in St.Louis?

It may be a little late to publish this just one day before the Copa del Rey semifinals, but it would be fun to get together with more "sevillistas" to see how the best team in Andalucia gets to the finals... again!

Sevilla - Betis. Historic 5-1 to humiliate the white and green squad!

You can watch the highlights of this historic game in this video by Jesús-Creations. This could have been the most embarrassing derby for the other team of the Andalusian city if any of the multiple occasions in the first half would have ended in goal.
Enjoy!

Sevilla F.C. 5 - Real Betis B. 1

SEVILLA FC 1 - REAL MADRID 0

Very early the German midfielder Piotr Trochoswki scored the first and only goal of the game, finishing a strategy play practiced during the week at Seville's "Ciudad Deportiva". Sixty eight seconds, the fastest goal this year in La Liga. What followed was more than ninety minutes of serious work from the Sevillian squad or, depending on how you look at it, Madrilian impotence.
Cristiano's team was impregnated with the Portuguese star's "sadness". It never gave the impression that it could  overcome Michel's team. Sevilla's coach sure  knows the team whose shirt defended for so long, and today he proved himself to be able to make Sevilla FC a serious candidate to fight for the Champions League again.

Protests against (Real Madrid and Barcelona) favoritisms in La Liga

This video is in Spanish, but if you are a soccer fan and want to see what's going on in La Liga, and why Real Madrid and Barcelona are always ahead of the rest of the teams, you should check out the following video: Tennis Balls protests in Sevilla-Levante's game.

This game was delayed half an hour just because Mourinho and Guardiola had a press conference  after the game! Sevilla and Levante had to start the game at 10:30 at night on a Sunday. Therefore, the fans who had to get up early for work on Monday, kids, etc. most likely had to miss the game, all for the sake of a bunch of questions and answers that, except for the hardcore Real Madrid and Barcelona fans, nobody is interested in, or sure could listen to them at any other time. This is what makes Real Madrid and Barcelona ruin what is considered the "best soccer league in the world".

It would have been great...

...but Athletic played better than Sevilla FC. The game could have gone to either side, but in the 47th minute Fernando Llorente headed a perfect cross from the right to beat Palop. Winning would have meant to Sevilla FC getting  close enough to the Champions League positions, and coming from a four wins strike, the best team of southern Spain would have been unstoppable. Today, Sunday, Champions League positions are six points away, and Europa League one. Tomorrow, the Champions League may be farther away depending on what Malaga does against Racing. I like Malaga, but tomorrow I'm all for Racing!