Sevilla VS Valencia

Sevilla, currently sitting in 7th place in the league with 7 points from 4 rounds (2 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss), started the season strongly with two consecutive victories. However, their form has dipped recently, losing to Atletico Madrid and drawing with Espanyol. While they show good fighting spirit at home, their defense has been shaky, conceding 6 goals in 4 rounds, making it difficult to keep a clean sheet. Sangante is injured, and Vargas's availability is uncertain, but the core of the starting lineup remains intact. With the strong atmosphere at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium, they're eager to secure a win and get back on track. On the other hand, Valencia is in a dire situation, bottom of the league with just 1 point from 0 wins, 1 draw, and 3 losses in 4 rounds. They've scored only 1 goal while conceding a staggering 9, indicating a complete breakdown in both attack and defense. Their morale hit rock - bottom after a 0 - 5 home defeat to Barcelona in the last round. Their defense is full of holes, and their attack has been ineffective. Although they're good at low - block defense, they can't handle pressure well. They have several long - term injured players, which means limited depth on the bench, but starters Gayà and Mafeo are available for the game.