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SEVILLA FC D 3-1 CÁDIZ INTEGRATED TEAM

Sevilla FC D wins friendly against Cádiz Integrated Team with a 3-1 scoreline

The Andalusian sides met at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground for a friendly match. Both teams displayed incredible football, putting on a beautiful show for the fans.

MATCH SHEET

Sevilla FC: Basilio, Paul Obi, Borja Tellado, Sergio, Fernando, Ismael, Alejandro, Nacho, Felipe Aragón, Saúl.
Also played: Mario, Aiden Webb, Javier Redondo, David Carrasco, Tomás Del Grosso, Mamour Sené.

Goals: 1-0: Minute 17 – Paul Obi 2-0: Minute 26 – Paul Obi 3-1: Minute 68 – Paul Obi

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AA. AA COLSPE 1-3 SEVILLA FC D

Sevilla F.C D Earns 3 Points with Away Win Against AA.AA COLSPE

Sevilla FC D once again showcased their footballing prowess, securing a 3-1 away victory and claiming all three points. The visitors dominated offensively, netting three goals and overwhelming the home side, who struggled to contain Sevilla’s relentless attacks.

With this result, Sevilla FC D remains in 3rd place and continues to push for a higher position in the league standings.

Sebastian Fineman led the charge with a brace.

MATCH REPORT

Sevilla FC Lineup:
Basilio, Darrel, Paul Obi, Borja Tellado, Sergio, Fernando, Fineman, Ismael, Alejandro, Felipe Aragón, Saúl.
Also played: Mario, Aiden Webb, Javier Redondo, Ángel Guerra, David Carrasco, Tomás Del Grosso.

Goals: 0-1: Minute 34 – Fineman. 0-2: Minute 46 – Fineman. 0-3: Minute 67 – David Carrasco Sánchez. 1-3: Minute 77 – Tomás Rivero.

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C.D Almensilla 0 – 5 Sevilla F.C D

Sevilla F.C D earns 3 points after a “manita” against C.D Almensilla in an away match.
The home team was unable to withstand Sevilla F.C D’s attacking pressure. It’s also worth noting that once again, Sevilla F.C D showed great defensive solidity, managing to keep a clean sheet. The players from Sevilla F.C D demonstrated both strong offensive power and solid defense. With this victory, Sevilla F.C D moves up to 3rd place in their group standings.

Player Paul Obi continues his goal-scoring streak, finishing the match with a hat-trick.

Match Sheet

Sevilla FC lineup:
Basilio, Alejandro, Sergio, Nacho, Ismael, Melchor, Felipe, Chimezie Paul Obi, Diego Diez, Saúl, and Borja Tellado.
Also played: Mario, Aiden, Darrell, Sebas, Edu, José Manuel, and Pablo Fragoso.

Goals: 0-1: Minute 10 – Paul Obi. 0-2: Minute 30 – Paul Obi. 0-3: Minute 55 – Paul Obi. 0-4: Minute 64 – Saúl. 0-5: Minute 67 – Fineman

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The Integra Association visits the Antonio Puerta Football School on the occasion of World Autism Day

The Integra Association visited the facilities of the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios of Sevilla FC, specifically the Antonio Puerta Football School, on the occasion of World Autism Day.

The activity, organized by the Sevilla FC Foundation, aims to promote sports as a means of social integration, serving as an example. It included a brief talk by Salvador Bernal to the School’s players, highlighting the importance of social integration and sports as a way to achieve it.

The joint activity between both teams began with a training session and ended with a match in which players from the Integra Association, the Antonio Puerta Football School, and members of Sevilla Genuine were able to share a team and enjoy an enriching sports experience.

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Start the training revolution at Sevilla FC Academy

This week, the new official website of the Sevilla FC Academy has been launched—a platform designed to gather all training proposals related to expanding the club’s working methodology in the sporting field.

With this initiative, Sevilla FC takes another step forward in its commitment to sports and training development by launching a new website that becomes the main reference point for players interested in being part of the club’s unique methodology.

The digital platform provides detailed information about various training programs, including Football Camps, Performance Academy (technical training academy), the Antonio Puerta Football School, High-Performance Programs, and Goalkeeping Academy.

The Sevilla FC Academy aims to expand the club’s methodology, offering opportunities to young talents striving for sporting excellence. With programs tailored to different levels and age groups, the academy seeks to foster the growth of players under the same technical, tactical, and physical principles applied in Sevilla FC’s youth system.

The new website will facilitate access to key information for players and families wishing to join this initiative. From registrations to news and events, the platform serves as the official channel for staying up to date with the academy’s latest developments. This reaffirms the club’s commitment to taking its successful model beyond borders, reaching new generations of footballers worldwide.

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Performance Academy is born, a product designed to take the player to the next level.

The Sevilla FC Academy has launched a new program: the Performance Academy, a Development Academy designed for footballers who aspire to reach the next level. The training methodology followed at Sevilla FC offers players the opportunity to enhance their skills through high-performance sessions at the club’s Sports City.

These training sessions are carefully designed and prepared by the Sevilla FC youth academy’s technical staff. Players who enroll will have the chance to refine their technical, tactical, and physical abilities, as well as improve their decision-making on the pitch. The program is based on a methodology focused on individual improvement, ensuring visible progress in each player’s performance, enhancing their skills, and preparing them to compete at the highest level.

All the information is available at this LINK: https://sevillafcacademy.com/programa/academia-de-tecnificacion/.

Registration is now open and will close on May 16. To enroll, please use the following email address: sevillafcacademy@sevillafc.com.

Limited spots available to ensure the highest quality training and personalized attention for each player.

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Sevilla FC “D” 4-1 Umbrete CF

Sevilla FC D secured 3 important points with a resounding victory against Umbrete C.F in a match where the Sevilla F.C D players showed great attacking power and solid defensive strength. With this victory, Sevilla F.C D remains in 4th place in their group standings.

Players Paul Obi, in the first half, and Sebastian Fineman, in the second half with two goals each, led the big win against Umbrete C.F.

MATCH REPORT

Sevilla FC: Basilio, Alejandro, Nacho, Aiden, Melchor, Edu, Felipe, Chimezie Paul Obi, Saúl, Tomás, and Borja Tellado. Also played: Mario, Darrell, Ismael, Sebas, Fernando, Diego Diez, and Paco Gallardo.

Goals:

1-0: Minute 14: Paul Obi. 2-0: Minute 27: Paul Obi. 3-0: Minute 75: Fineman. 3-1: Minute 86: Pedro Moreno. 4-1: Minute 88: Fineman.

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Kashiwa Reysol participates in Sevilla FC’s Players Academy program

The José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Sports City witnessed an exciting international match with the visit of the Kashiwa Reysol cadet team from Japan, who played a friendly match against their counterparts from Sevilla FC. This encounter not only helped strengthen ties between both institutions but also promoted sports and cultural exchange among young players.

During their stay in Seville, the Japanese team also had the opportunity to participate in the Players Academy program, an initiative of Sevilla FC’s Innovation Center. Within this framework, Kashiwa Reysol players enjoyed an exclusive training session supervised by the Spanish club’s coaches, who shared their working methodology and football philosophy.

“Thank you for supporting us. This is a great experience for us because cultures are different, football culture is different, and that’s why this is good for us. There is a big difference between Japan and Spain. Japanese football culture is not as established in this aspect yet, but here, football already has a strong culture. Also, the facilities are very different. You have amazing stadiums and facilities; it’s something completely different,” explained the Japanese team’s coach, Kosuke Mimaki.

As part of their visit, the Japanese players and their coaching staff took part in the Stadium Tour at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium. Through this immersive experience, they had the chance to learn firsthand about Sevilla FC’s history and achievements.

This experience reinforces Sevilla FC’s commitment to international projection and global talent development through its Innovation Center, consolidating itself as a benchmark in youth football training and growth.

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Guillena CF 1-0 Sevilla «D»

Sevilla F.C. “D” was unable to take home the victory in their visit to Guillena C.F.’s field, ending the match with a final score of 1-0. It was a game with few goals but several chances for both teams. However, in the end, it was the home team that managed to score the first and only goal of the match. Despite their strong performances at home, the team struggles to find their form when playing outside the city of Seville.

MATCH SUMMARY

Sevilla FC: Mario Rodríguez, Alejandro González, Ignacio González, Darrel Ang, Sebastian Fineman, Diego Díez García, Chimezie Obi, Saúl Vázquez, Tomás Del Grosso, Borja Tellado, Eduardo Mangles.

Also played: Basilio Cansino, Aiden Webb, Alejandro Melchor, Javi Redondo, Felipe Aragón, and Fernando Olomo.

GOALS:
1-0: Minute 40 – Manuel Escudero Ramírez.

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Mamour Sené, news in Diario AS.

Mamour Sené, the Senegalese goalkeeper born in 2005, is one of the stars of the refugee team that will play in the Immigration World Cup, a competition supported by the Sevilla FC Foundation. The club itself offered him the opportunity to train alongside the Sevilla FC D team, although he cannot compete due to issues related to the player’s registration.

Sené arrived in Spain from his hometown, Bargny, with nothing but a pair of goalkeeper gloves. After a dangerous five-day journey on a raft from Morocco to Cádiz, he made it to Spain.

Thanks to the collaboration between the Spanish Commission for Refugee Aid (CEAR) and the Sevilla FC Foundation, Mamour has found a new opportunity in Spain. He had already stood out in the youth league with the Su Eminencia team, where the Senegalese goalkeeper delivered an outstanding performance, conceding only five goals in 22 matches.

Mamour Sené states that his dream is to play in La Liga.

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Gavyn Nobles, new Sevilla FC D player from the United States.

Sevilla FC D continues to add players of different nationalities to its squad and has welcomed a new player from the United States: Gavyn Nobles. The California-born player is a central defender and has already joined the training dynamics of the team led by Óscar Olomo and his coaching staff.

“It’s been great so far. It’s been amazing. The city is beautiful and has an incredible atmosphere to live in. Playing for Sevilla means a lot—it represents respect for everyone, especially for me, having the opportunity to be here. It’s been incredible to see how many differences exist between each culture,” he said about his first impressions in Seville.

Regarding his main strengths, he highlights his aggression, decisiveness, and leadership skills. As a central defender, Nobles admits that one of his role models in the position is Sevilla academy graduate Sergio Ramos.

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Parker Bayss joins the training dynamics of Sevilla FC D.

Sevilla FC D has added a new international player to its squad with the signing of Parker Byass. The player was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and in his home country, he played for Alexandria Reds before making the leap to the international Sevilla team.

“It’s incredible. One of my college friends lives in Seville, so coming here is like a dream come true. I’ve been out in the city a couple of times, visited some restaurants. I saw Seville Cathedral just while walking around. It’s simply beautiful to see all the places. And the food is absolutely amazing,” he said about his first weeks at the club and in the city.

When it comes to defining his playing style, Byass highlights his speed, aggression, and strength. Due to his style of play and position, he admits that Lukebakio is his biggest role model within Sevilla FC’s current squad.