Author: Ignacio Molina

The match was played away from home between U.D. Viso and Juvenil “D”, corresponding to a new round of the league competition. The Nervionense team arrived unbeaten with a perfect winning record, while the home side entered the fixture positioned seventh in the league table.

Kick-off took place at the San Sebastián del Viso Stadium, with Juvenil “D” showing determination and a high tempo from the opening minutes. Their strong start was soon reflected on the scoreboard, as Hungarian player Áron Németh capitalized on a loose ball in no man’s land to give his team the lead.

The first half was highly competitive and entertaining, with chances for both sides. Highlights included a shot off the crossbar by Áron Németh himself and a fine save by the home goalkeeper, denying the visitors a second goal.

After the break, Juvenil “D” continued to push forward, although the match remained balanced and evenly contested for long periods of the second half. However, in the 75th minute, Áron Németh once again extended the lead following an excellent pass from Marcos García, who found space behind the defender.

To seal the result, Estefan Mario scored the third goal with a brilliant individual move, confirming the away victory. With this result, Juvenil “D” collected three more points, maintaining their winning streak and continuing their strong start to the season.

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Starting XI: Aaron Ang, Zach Bluestone, Alejandro Ruiz, Javier Geniz, Ben Kamishon, Marcos García, Antonio Asencio, Estefan Mario, Salva Ballesta, Raúl Martínez y Áron Németh.

Substitutes: Ángel Torres, Gonzalo Cuendes, Diego Diez, Emilio Diez, Daniel Pro y Lucas Serna.

Sevilla FC Femenino continues to increase its international presence with the call-up of Valentina Mangles to the Venezuelan U-20 National Team. The attacker, who is part of the Nervionense entity’s high-performance program, will be part of the group of 25 players called up by coach Ángel Hualde for two weeks of preparation in Caracas, aimed at the upcoming official commitments for the Vinotinto leading up to the 2026 CONMEBOL U-20 Tournaments.

The training camp, which brings together players from national and international leagues, aims to consolidate the competitive base of the youth national team. Mangles’ presence stands out not only for her performance but also for the growing recognition of the talent trained and developed under the methodological structure of Sevilla FC.

With this call-up, the Sevillian club reaffirms its commitment to the internationalization of women’s football, facilitating top-level competitive experiences for its players. Mangles’ participation with the Venezuelan U-20 team is a further step in her progression and a stimulus for the Sevillian women’s academy, which continues to position itself as a benchmark in the development of young footballers with global projection.

Mangles will share the training camp with players from clubs in Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Spain, and the United States, in an environment that will enhance her technical and tactical development. Sevilla FC celebrates this call-up as a recognition of the joint work between the player, the coaching staff, and the academy structure, and wishes her the greatest of success in this new international challenge.

More information about the Sevilla FC Men’s and Women’s High-Performance Program by clicking here.