Overview
Sevilla started the 2026-2027 season with 2 consecutive wins against Rayo Vallecano and Athletic Bilbao, before losing 1-3 at home to Atletico Madrid at the end of August.
Coach Luis Garcia Plaza's team entered this match after a 1-1 draw with Espanyol. With 7 points after 4 rounds, Sevilla is currently 7th in the standings.
3 out of 4 matches in La Liga this season witnessed red cards, of which Sevilla received 2 red cards. A total of 13 goals were scored in these matches, showing that matches with Los Nervionenses' participation are often quite exciting right from the beginning of the season.
In 200 encounters with Valencia in all competitions, Sevilla won 74 matches, drew 37 and suffered 89 defeats. In the most recent meeting in March, Valencia won 2-0 against Sevilla.
Los Nervionenses have not won in the last 6 encounters with Valencia, showing that this team often encounters many difficulties against opponents in recent encounters.
On the other side, pressure is increasing on coach Corberan after Valencia was defeated 0-5 at home by Barcelona in the previous round. This is also Los Che's 3rd consecutive defeat.
Valencia started the season with a 0-0 draw with Celta Vigo, then successively lost to Real Betis, Deportivo La Coruna and Barcelona.
Corberan's team is currently at the bottom of the table with only 1 point. Another disappointing performance could significantly increase pressure at Valencia.
Valencia has only scored 1 goal after 4 rounds. These numbers partly reflect the difficult start of the 6-time La Liga champion.
However, a victory at Estadio Ramon could become a necessary boost for Valencia to change the situation.
Personnel situation
Sevilla will not have the service of Arouna Sangante due to suspension. The 24-year-old defender received a red card in the 1-1 draw with Espanyol in the previous round.
Marcao and Ruben Vargas are also absent due to injury. However, Sevilla still has a relatively complete force for this match.
Lucas Stassin came on as a substitute and scored against Espanyol. The 21-year-old striker is likely to be given a starting opportunity in the match against Valencia.
On Valencia's side, Justin De Haas, Diego Lopez, Umar Sadiq, Guido Rodriguez, Jose Copete and Sergi Canos are all unable to play due to injuries.
Dimitri Foulquier, Luis Rioja and Mouctar Diakhaby also need to be further checked before the match takes place.
Coach Corberan is expected to make some adjustments compared to the starting lineup in the defeat to Barcelona. Cesar Tarrega, Jose Gaya and Hugo Duro are likely to return to the starting lineup.
Expected lineup:
Vlachodimos, Iglesias, Diaz, Salas, Suazo, Kochorashvili, Agoume, Guridi, Sierra, Ure, Stassin.
Dimitrievski, Maffeo, Martinez, Cordoba, Tarrega, Gaya, Guerra, Pepelu, Dieng, Vazquez, Duro.
The match between Sevilla and Valencia takes place at 2:00 AM on September 12 (Vietnam time).
