Área: Sevilla FC "D"

The match began with a high level of competitiveness, although it was the Nervión-based side that took control of the game early on, creating the first clear chances. The deadlock was broken by Álvaro Perea, who opened the scoring with a powerful long-range strike into the far corner.

The second goal came from an excellent attacking move. Bob Almenas delivered a long ball to Abdullah Aljirafi, who brought it under control superbly before finishing with a precise and composed shot. The Saudi forward added his second goal shortly afterwards, calmly converting after a brilliant individual play by Áron Németh.

The final goal of the match was scored by Parker Byas, who capitalised on a well-delivered cross into the six-yard box, sealing a convincing 5–0 victory for Sevilla FC “D”.

The friendly provided valuable minutes for a large number of players and served as a positive step in the team’s ongoing development.

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Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Khalid Aljirafi, Abdullah Aljirafi, Fidel Morán, Javier Estévez, Borja Tellado, Edu Mangles, Álvaro Perea, Fabián Rodríguez, David Torres and Pablo García.

Substitutes: Javier Geniz, Diego Díez, Tristán Figueroa, Bob Almenas, Tomás Del Grosso, Gavyn Nobles and Raymond Higham.

Matchday 15 of the league competition saw Sevilla “D” face Burguillos, who came into the fixture in fifth and eighth place respectively. The match was played at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground.

From the opening stages, the visiting side delivered a well-organised and disciplined performance, preventing the home team from playing comfortably by maintaining a compact defensive structure. During the first half, Sevilla “D” created several chances, but none were converted into goals.

After the break, the match continued in a similar vein, marked by a high level of balance and competitiveness. Sevilla “D” pushed forward in search of the opening goal, but struggled to break down a resolute opponent. Burguillos also enjoyed a few opportunities, all of which were handled confidently by the Sevilla goalkeeper, who was rarely troubled.

The final draw allows Sevilla “D” to collect a point which, while leaving mixed feelings, proves valuable in terms of the standings, as the team moves up to fourth place in the league table, climbing one position from the previous round.

The Sevillian side now turns its focus to the upcoming fixtures, aiming to continue collecting points and build on their positive momentum in the competition.

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Initial XI: Bob Almenas, Boja Tellado, Parker Byas, Raymond Higham, Tristán Figueroa, Gavyn Nobles, Fidel Morán, Fabián Rodríguez, Khalid Aljirafi, Edu Mangles y Abdullah Aljirafi.

Substitutes: Mario Rodríguez, Javier Estévez, Pablo García, Álvaro Perea, Áron Németh and Ramnel Hernández.

Sevilla FC “D” went into the match placed fifth in the standings, level on points with the fourth-ranked team, facing an Isbilya Balompié side positioned second from bottom with five points. The encounter was played without spectators and marked the start of the second half of the campaign, following the 6–0 win secured by Sevilla in the first leg.

The opening stages of the game were tight and scrappy, with both teams struggling to find fluency in their attacking play. However, in the 28th minute, Abdullah Aljirafi opened the scoring for the visitors by confidently converting a penalty.

Before the interval, the home side found an equaliser from a set-piece situation, capitalising on several rebounds from a corner kick, sending the match into half-time level on the scoreboard.

After the restart, captain Manu Cruzado restored Sevilla FC “D”’s lead with a spectacular Olympic goal in the 50th minute. From that moment on, the visiting side asserted their control and dominance, creating multiple chances in the opposition’s penalty area. Abdullah Aljirafi, delivering an outstanding individual performance, added two further goals in the 67th and 75th minutes, completing his hat-trick and extending the lead to 1–4.

In the closing stages, Fidel Morán provided the assist for Edu Mangles, who sealed the result with the final goal to make it 1–5. With this victory, Sevilla FC “D” begin the second half of the season in the best possible manner, reinforcing their strong form and competitive ambitions.

Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Casey Malcolm, Raymond Higham, Manu Cruzado, Abdullah Aljirafi, Tristán Figueroa, Parker Byas, David Torres, Álvaro Perea, Fabián Rodríguez y Edu Mangles.

Substitutes: Fidel Morán, Gavyn Nobles, Borja Tellado, Mamour Sené, David Estévez, Khalid Aljirafi y Pablo García.

Sevilla FC “D” entered the match looking to extend their positive momentum against Jorge Juan A. Ulloa, who currently sit 12th in the standings. The Nervión side, placed fifth and level on points with the fourth-ranked team, arrived following a run of three straight wins.

The referee got proceedings underway at La Doctora, and Sevilla’s dominance was evident from the opening minutes. The first goal arrived early, as David Torres opened the scoring from a corner kick delivered by Pedro Berruezo. From that moment on, the hosts controlled the game, generating sustained pressure and numerous attacking moves.

In the 16th minute, Pedro Berruezo doubled the lead with a precise finish to the far post from inside the box. Just one minute later, Raymond Higham made it 3–0 with an excellent one-on-one finish against the opposing goalkeeper.

The attacking display continued with Kohen Caminiti scoring his first goal for Sevilla FC “D” in the 20th minute, following a lay-off from Eduardo Mangles. Before the break, Pedro Berruezo completed his brace in the 35th minute after applying strong pressure, and Raymond Higham added his second goal three minutes later, effectively putting the match beyond doubt.

After the restart, Alejandro Piña, a player from the Juvenil “D” side, scored his first goal for Sevilla FC “D” in the 68th minute, capitalising on a rebound from a corner. Piña would find the net again shortly afterwards, as a defender’s deflection turned his effort into another goal.

The scoring was completed in the 86th minute, when Eduardo Mangles finished calmly from close range following an assist from Abdullah Aljirafi, rounding off a commanding team performance.

With this result, Sevilla FC “D” close the first half of the season in fifth place, level on points with the fourth-placed side, and extend their winning streak to four consecutive victories, reinforcing the team’s strong competitive outlook.

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Starting XI: Bob Almenas, Javier Estévez, Casey Malcolm, Borja Tellado, David Torres, Khalid Aljirafi, Tristán Figueroa, Pedro Berruezo, Raymond Higham, Kohen Caminiti and Eduardo Mangles.

Substitutes: Mamour Sené, Alejandro Piña, Gavyn Nobles, Abdullah Aljirafi, Pablo García, Manu Cruzado and Fidel Morán.

The fixture played prior to the Christmas break was a crucial one for both sides. Sevilla FC “D” arrived on the back of two consecutive victories and sat in fifth place in the table, while Unión Gerena, fourth in the standings and three points ahead of the hosts, were also enjoying a positive run of results.

From the opening minutes, the Sevilla side showed clear intent to control the game and push for all three points. That approach was rewarded in the 9th minute, when Manu Cruzado delivered a cross into the area that was met by Pablo García, forcing a save from the visiting goalkeeper. Álvaro Perea reacted quickest to the rebound to open the scoring.

Sevilla FC “D” maintained their dominance, creating further chances through calm and composed play. Unión Gerena also enjoyed a few attacking moments, all of which were comfortably dealt with by Mario Rodríguez in goal. Shortly before half-time, in the 40th minute, Álvaro Perea struck again from a corner kick, capitalising on a rebound to complete his brace and extend the lead.

After the break, the home side continued to display solidity and control, generating additional opportunities without being able to add to the scoreline, while limiting the visitors’ attacking threat.

With this victory, Sevilla FC “D” head into the Christmas break in fifth place, level on points with Unión Gerena, and extend their winning streak to three consecutive victories. Beyond the result, the team can be satisfied with the performances and positive momentum built at the end of the year.

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Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Fabián Rodríguez, Gavyn Nobles, Borja Tellado, Javier Estévez, Manu Cruzado, Pablo García, Khalid Aljirafi, Fidel Morán, Abdullah Aljirafi y Álvaro Perea.

Substitutes: Tristán Figueroa, Bob Almenas, Kohen Caminiti, Pedro Berruezo, Eduardo Mangles y Pedro de la Rosa.

Sevilla FC “D” approached matchday 11 following a previous win against Atlético Sumi, a result that had placed the team in fifth position in the league table. On this occasion, Óscar Olomo’s side hosted Bormujos GSport, who arrived in tenth place, at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground.

From the opening whistle, the Sevilla side set a high tempo and showed clear attacking intent, combining effectively and repeatedly exploiting the space behind the visiting defense. The dominance was rewarded with the opening goal in the 4th minute, when Abdullah Aljirafi capitalized on a precise through ball from Eduardo Mangles to break the deadlock.

The home side continued to control proceedings and, in the 14th minute, Abdullah Aljirafi struck again to double the lead. The Saudi forward finished a well-timed run with an elegant chip over the onrushing goalkeeper after a perfectly weighted pass from Borja Tellado.

Despite Sevilla’s control, Bormujos GSport managed to pull one back through an isolated move, briefly reintroducing uncertainty into the match. Before the break, the contest became more balanced, although Sevilla FC “D” still created opportunities to extend their advantage.

In the second half, the match grew more competitive, with the visitors pushing for an equalizer and Sevilla determined to seal the win. After several dangerous attacks, Javier Estévez netted the third goal, restoring calm for the home side.

In the closing stages, Parker Byas completed the scoring with the fourth goal, finishing a well-worked move to confirm a comprehensive victory for Sevilla FC “D”, who continue to show a strong upward trajectory in the competition.

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Line-ups: Mamour Sené, Borja Tellado, Raymond Higham, Parker Byas, Tristan Figueroa, Gavyn Nobles, Abdullah Aljirafi, Fidel Morán, Pedro Berruezo, David Torres and Eduardo Mangles.

Substitutes: Bob Almenas, Khalid Aljirafi, Pablo García, Kohen Caminiti, Álvaro Perea and Javier Estévez.

Sevilla FC “D” continues to reinforce its sporting project with the addition of Kohen Caminiti, an American footballer arriving from Pickerington North High School. Born in Ohio, the new Sevilla player operates as a right winger, bringing pace, creativity and attacking depth to Óscar Olomo’s team.

Caminiti joins the club after standing out in the Division I of the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA), one of the most competitive environments in U.S. youth football. The player was selected from the camp that Sevilla FC held in Columbus, co-organized with Blast FC. In this new stage, he will compete in the Tercera Andaluza, where he will continue his development within Spanish football.

His arrival reflects Sevilla FC’s ongoing commitment to attracting international young talent and offering them an ideal environment for growth. Kohen will integrate into the club’s comprehensive 360º methodology, a program that combines technical, tactical and physical development with complementary education in nutrition, academics and psychological preparation, all within the elite setting of the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Complex, one of the most advanced facilities in Europe.

Sevilla FC warmly welcomes Kohen Caminiti to his new home and wishes him a successful journey full of growth and development in his football career.

Óscar Olomo’s team managed to win in Amate on November 30 against Atletico Sumi. They secured the 3 points with a 1-5 victory

The Sevilla “D” team entered the match following a draw in their previous league fixture and in need of a victory to remain in the upper part of the standings. The home team arrived in the eleventh position, while Óscar Olomo’s side occupied fifth place.

The match could not have started better for the Nervion-based side. In the 5th minute, Abdullah Aljirafi opened the scoring for Sevilla D after an assist from Raymond Higham, finishing a precise attacking move. Just three minutes later, in the 8th minute, Edu Mangles extended the lead to 0–2, capitalising on a low pass across the box from Aljirafi.

The opposition reduced the deficit after taking advantage of an error in Sevilla’s build-up play. However, the visiting side responded firmly: in the 23rd minute, captain Borja Tellado made it 1–3, powerfully heading home a corner kick. Twelve minutes later, in the 35th minute, Tellado repeated the action, converting another corner at the far post with a strong finish to make it 1–4.

After the break, Sevilla D maintained control of the game and continued applying pressure in the opponent’s half. As a result of this high press, the team scored the final 1–5, through Álvaro Perea, who finished comfortably after winning the ball high up the pitch and receiving an assist from Fidel Morán.

With this result, Sevilla “D” secures three important points, remaining firmly in the upper section of the table.

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Starting XI: Bob Almenas, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Marcos García, Eduardo Mangles, Fidel Morán, Raymond Higham, Pedro Berruezo, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi and Borja Tellado (C).
Substitutes: Tristán Figueroa, Mamour Sené, Manu Cruzado, Pablo García, Álvaro Perea, Tomás Del Grosso and Mario Rodríguez.

Sevilla D approached the ninth matchday of the competition holding fifth place in the standings, with 15 points and after stringing together two consecutive victories against Aznalcóllar and El Ronquillo. On this occasion, the team faced C.D. Torre Reina, seventh in the table with 10 points.

The match began with dominance from the local team, who imposed a faster pace and created several dangerous chances. Notable was the inclusion in the squad of the youth player Marcos García, who had previously made his debut with Sevilla D in the match against Guillena. Meanwhile, Abdullah, the Saudi Arabian player for the team, saw a goal of his disallowed for an offside position.

The match also served as the debut for goalkeeper Alejandro Almenas, a Puerto Rican player who was signed this season. In the second half, the team showed solid defensive capability, effectively neutralizing the rival’s offensive attempts. With this match, Sevilla D has now gone three consecutive matchdays without conceding a goal.

The fixture concluded with a draw that, while adding another point, leaves the feeling that the team could have gotten the victory given the chances they created. On the next matchday, the Sevillian team will face Atlético Sumi as the away team.

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Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Marcos García, Edu Mangles, Fidel Morán, Pedro Berruezo, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Manuel Cruzado (C) and Borja Tellado.
Substitutes: Mamour Sené, Bob Almenas, Tristán Figueroa, Raymond Higham and Tomás del Grosso.

Sevilla «D» arrived at the El Ronquillo ground with morale sky-high after their previous victory (4-0), facing a rival that had yet to earn a single point in the competition. The difference in quality was evident from the initial whistle. With fluid play and good connections, the visitors took the lead early on.

In the 1st minute, Manu Cruzado slotted a pass into the gap for Abdullah Aljirafi, whose shot, although deflected by a defender, ended up in the back of the net. After the goal, Sevilla “D” didn’t rest on their laurels and continued to harass the opponent’s goal. The pressure paid off in the 19th minute, when Raymond Higham initiated a great play down the wing and sent a pinpoint cross to the near post, allowing the Saudi striker to complete his brace.

The exhibition continued before halftime. In the 36th minute, Pedro Berruezo collected a ball outside the area and, with a powerful left-footed strike to the near post, unleashed an unstoppable wonder-strike, sending the teams into the break with a commanding 0-3 scoreline.

The second half was a straightforward affair for Sevilla «D», who controlled the pace of the game without complications. The 75th minute provided the icing on the cake: following a set-piece cross from Edu Mangles, Tristán Figueroa headed the ball in at the near post to seal the definitive 0-4 victory. A great win for our international team.

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Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Tristan Figueroa, Fidel Morán, Raymond Higham, Pedro Berruezo, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Manu Cruzado, and Borja Tellado (C).

Substitutes: Marcos García, Edu Mangles, Ángel Torres, Álvaro Perea, Tomás Del Grosso, and Mario Rodríguez.

In this matchday lived at the Ciudad Deportiva Ramón Cisneros Palacios, Sevilla FC «D» faced off against C.D. Aznalcóllar. Our team was coming off three consecutive defeats against the top positions in the table, so it was crucial to get back to winning ways.

The match started with the usual high intensity, but this time Sevilla FC «D» managed to translate it into clear scoring chances. This was the case for the first goal, a long pass to striker Abdullah, who, thanks to his speed, managed to just touch the ball to get past the goalkeeper. He wanted to remember Nacho González, who was seriously injured in the previous match, and therefore dedicated the goal to him. The second goal was scored by David Torres, who scored from a ball that fell to him from a rebound following a corner.

From this goal onwards, Sevilla began to calm the opponent’s intensity through a game of connections. Thanks to this calmer play with connections inside and out, in one of these plays, Javier Estévez made a great run down the right wing, providing the assist to Manu Cruzado, who scored the third goal of the match.

After the break, the Saudi international, Abdullah, scored his brace, thus closing the match’s scoreline with a hefty 4-0. It has been a special matchday for Sevilla FC «D», which, after a lot of hard work, savors victory once again, along with the beautiful dedication to their captain Nacho González.

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Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Eduardo Mangles, Fidel Morán, Javier Estévez, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Manu Cruzado, Pablo García, and Borja Tellado.
Substitutes from the bench: Mario Rodríguez, Khalid Aljirafi, Tristan Figueroa, Raymond Higham, Pedro Berruezo, and Pablo De La Rosa.

The opening stages of the match were characterized by high intensity from both teams. Despite the intensity in these early minutes, there were no clear chances, except for some corners from the home team. These corners were dealt with effectively by goalkeeper Mamour Sené, who had little to do in the match.

The first half was not very creative in terms of play from the Seville team, although there were some flashes of good play. The team would create more chances after the expulsion of the local number 10 for headbutting Javier Estévez without the ball. The visiting team had some opportunities, but they were not clear-cut.

After the break, the match resumed with the home team down to ten men, but this was not a problem for Nervión. This team would control the entire second half, generating chances that the Sevilla defense managed to stop. In the final minutes of the match, following a counter-attack, Nervión found the back of the visitors’ net, thus taking the lead on the scoreboard. Pedro Berruezo had a clear free kick in the final play, but it went just over the crossbar.

Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Nacho González, Gavyn Nobles, Borja Tellado (C), David Torres, Pablo De la Rosa, Manu Cruzado, Fidel Morán, Pedro Berruezo, Javier Estébez and Abdullah Aljirafi.
Substitutes: Eduardo Mangles, Parker Byas, Tristán Firgueroa, Raymond Higham and Casey Malcom.

Highlights of the match here.