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North Central College experiences a day of immersion in Sevilla FC’s methodology

The visit began with the official tour of the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, where members of the delegation were able to discover some of the most emblematic areas of the stadium and learn about the history and identity of the club.

Afterwards, the group travelled to the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios, where they took part in a training session led by club coaches. During the session, the players worked on the methodological principles that guide player development within Sevilla FC, gaining a deeper understanding of the academy philosophy that defines the club’s youth system.

The day concluded with a friendly match, in which the North Central College players faced the international squads of Sevilla D and Juvenil D. This match allowed participants to put into practice the concepts developed during the training session and encouraged a valuable sporting and educational exchange among all those involved.

In this way, the delegation concluded an enriching experience that strengthens the club’s international ties and offers young players a direct immersion into the methodology and values that define Sevilla FC.

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Sevilla “D” falls narrowly to Nervión in key Play-Off clash

The match, corresponding to matchday 19 of the league, pitted Sevilla “D” against Nervión in a game of great significance in the battle for play-off spots. The Sevilla side came into the match after a win against San Martín, while Nervión arrived with confidence following their victory over Guillena, a result that allowed them to take second place in the standings.

From the start, the importance of the clash was clear. Both teams appeared solid and focused, aware of what was at stake. The first-round meeting also added tension to the encounter, as Nervión had won that match despite playing the entire second half with one player fewer, securing a narrow victory in the final moments.

During the opening stages, both sides created attacking approaches but failed to produce clear shots on target. As the minutes passed, Nervión began pressing more insistently, generating more attacking moves than Sevilla “D”. However, the clearest chance of the first half came for the home side: in the 28th minute, Fidel Morán connected with a shot that went over the crossbar.

Before halftime, Sevilla “D” had another dangerous opportunity from a free kick at the edge of the area. The shot was taken by Manu Cruzado, a specialist from set pieces who had scored two free-kick goals in the previous two matches, but on this occasion the visiting goalkeeper prevented the goal with a fine save.

After the restart, the match opened up even more, with clearer chances for both teams, reflecting each side’s determination to claim victory. Just after the second half began, Parker Byas headed a cross that went inches wide of the post.

As the game progressed, Sevilla “D” kept searching for the goal. In the 76th minute, Álvaro Perea had a good opportunity to put the home side ahead, but his attempt to place the ball precisely did not find the target.

One of the most notable moments of the match came after a brilliant individual play by Manu Cruzado, who finished with a powerful shot from outside the box. The Nervión goalkeeper responded with a decisive save, pushing the ball out for a corner.

In the closing minutes, goalkeeper Mamour Sené kept Sevilla “D” in the game with two excellent saves. However, in the 89th minute Nervión took the lead after converting a penalty, making it 0–1 and sealing the final result.

Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Alejandro Gonzálvez, Borja Tellado, Gavyn Nobles, Tomás del Grosso, Fidel Morán, Pablo García, Manu Cruzado, Edu Mangles, Raymond Higham, Álvaro Perea.

Substitutes: Ramnel Hernández, Mario Rodríguez, Pedro Berruezo, Parker Byas, Pablo de la Rosa, Tristán Figueroa, Kohen Caminiti.

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Victory and a clean sheet against Nervión

Matchday 23 of the league saw Juvenil “D” travel to face Nervión, a side placed seventh in the league table and coming into the match in good form after their recent win over Peña Bética. Meanwhile, the visiting team approached the game with confidence, remaining undefeated and having secured a narrow victory against Rociera in their previous fixture.

From the opening minutes, Juvenil “D” showed a clear objective: to maintain their positive run and confirm the strong performances displayed in recent matches. The team looked organized, competitive, and fully committed from the start.

The breakthrough came in the 29th minute, when team captain Marcos García put the visitors ahead with a precise free-kick, adding another goal to his tally this season.

Before halftime, the visitors had several opportunities to increase their lead. One of the most notable chances came from Raúl Martínez, whose free-kick effort struck the crossbar. Just before the interval, goalkeeper Daniel Morilla produced an impressive double save, ensuring that Juvenil “D” went into the break with the advantage.

After the restart, the visitors maintained their intensity. In the 47th minute, Alejandro Piña, the top scorer for both the team and the league, extended the lead after pressuring the opposition’s defense and capitalizing on their mistake.

Just nine minutes later, a quick counterattack resulted in the third goal of the match. Estefan Mario finished the move after an assist from Alejandro Piña, further reinforcing the visitors’ dominance.

In the closing stages, Estefan Mario found the net once again to secure his brace, completing a fine individual effort that sealed the final score. The match ended with a comprehensive 0–4 victory, confirming the superiority and excellent form of Juvenil “D” in the competition.

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Juvenil D secure late victory over Rociera

Today’s fixture corresponded to matchday 22 of the league, featuring Juvenil D and Rociera at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground, in a matchup between the first and fourth-placed teams in the table. In the reverse fixture, the Sevilla side had already claimed a dramatic 2–3 victory, scoring in the final minute.

The match began with Rociera showing early intensity, creating the first chances of the game during the opening minutes. The visiting side produced two dangerous opportunities before Juvenil D gradually settled into the match, beginning to impose their possession-based and attacking style of play.

As the first half progressed, the home side gained control and started generating danger around the opposition’s penalty area, mainly through long-range efforts. The clearest opportunity came just before halftime when Estefan Mario struck a powerful shot from outside the box that hit the right post. Juvenil D registered eight attempts in the first half but were unable to convert their chances.

After the break, the pattern of the match remained unchanged. Estefan Mario again came close to scoring with an effort that narrowly missed the post. The team maintained a high competitive tempo, persistently searching for the opening goal, including another attempt by Áron Németh that went just wide.

The home side’s persistence was finally rewarded in the 82nd minute, when Daniel Pro scored from a corner kick to put Juvenil D ahead on the scoreboard. Shortly afterward, Raúl Martínez had an opportunity to extend the lead, but the visiting goalkeeper made an important save.

With this victory, Juvenil D claim three valuable points in a demanding match and reinforce their position as league leaders, demonstrating composure, consistency, and competitive maturity.

Starting XI: Gonzalo Cuendes, Daniel Pro, Alejandro Ruiz, Javier Geniz, Ben Khamishon, Marcos García, Áron Németh, Estefan Mario, Alejandro Piña, Raúl Martínez and Antonio Asencio.

Substitutes: Daniel Morilla, Zach Bluestone, Alpha Diallo, Ángel Torres, Emilio Díez, Lucas Serna and Diego Díez.

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Sevilla D claim hard-fought victory in rescheduled matchday 16 clash against San Martín

The match played this weekend corresponded to Matchday 16, initially scheduled for February 8, but postponed due to adverse weather conditions that forced the suspension of fixtures. The competition resumed with Sevilla D visiting the Municipal San Martín Stadium.

The Sevilla reserve side arrived following a tough defeat against the league leaders, which ended an impressive positive run. The team sat in fifth place in the standings, just three points away from the playoff positions. Meanwhile, San Martín, playing at home, entered the match after two consecutive defeats, occupying ninth place in the table.

The referee signaled kickoff and the match began with a strong sense of balance and competitiveness between both sides. The first notable chance came in the 15th minute when San Martín attempted a long-range free kick that narrowly missed the post.

Throughout the first half, both teams created attacking approaches but few clear-cut opportunities emerged, as the game was marked by frequent interruptions and numerous fouls. The breakthrough arrived in the 34th minute when Manu Cruzado opened the scoring with an excellent direct free kick, giving Sevilla D the lead. Shortly before halftime, the home side had a chance following an error in Sevilla’s build-up play, but their forward failed to capitalize.

The second half mirrored the first: a tight, intense and evenly contested encounter. San Martín pushed forward, relying on their home advantage, but Sevilla D’s defensive organization proved solid. Goalkeeper Mario Rodríguez delivered a crucial moment with an outstanding goal-line save to preserve the lead.

With this result, Sevilla D return to winning ways, earning three valuable points that keep them within touching distance of the promotion playoff spots, now just three points away.

Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Alejandro Gonzálvez, Borja Tellado, Gonzalo García, Tomás del Grosso, Manu Cruzado, Fidel Morán, Tristán Figueroa, Kohen Caminiti, Álvaro Perea and Eduardo Mangles.

Substitutes: Mamour Sené, Raymond Higham, Parker Byas, Khalid Aljirafi, Abdullah Aljirafi, Pablo de la Rosa and Pedro Berruezo.

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Sevilla FC Academy strengthens player development through a new football gathering with JD Bormujos

On February 26, Sevilla FC Academy held a new football development gathering at its facilities, welcoming JD Bormujos as the invited club. The event allowed players from both teams to enjoy what they love most, playing football while continuing to learn and improve their sporting skills.

These initiatives reflect the club’s commitment to promoting the comprehensive development of young players through experiences that combine competition, teamwork, and personal growth. This activity marked the second gathering organized during the same week, reinforcing the Academy’s dedication to grassroots football.

JD Bormujos thus became the third visiting club to take part in these events at the Training Ground, following the recent participation of teams such as Atlético Villanueva, Santiponce, and RC Labradores, further strengthening sporting collaboration between clubs.

During the day, four matches were played between federated teams from both the host and visiting clubs across the U16, U12, U10, and U8 categories, in an atmosphere defined by respect, teamwork, and the educational values of youth football.

Through initiatives like these, Sevilla FC Academy continues to promote environments where football serves as an educational tool, encouraging both the sporting and personal development of young players.

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Training gathering between Sevilla FC Academy and Real Círculo de Labradores

The event featured a total of 16 teams, equally divided between both organizations: eight teams from Sevilla FC Academy and eight from Real Círculo de Labradores.

The teams were distributed across the baby, pre-benjamin, benjamin, and youth (infantil) categories, allowing players of different age groups to share a competitive and educational experience. Throughout the event, eight matches were played, scheduled between 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM.

This type of initiative reinforces Sevilla FC Academy’s objective of promoting both the sporting and personal development of young players, encouraging interaction between clubs and learning through play and respect.

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Juvenil “D” extends unbeaten run with late equalizer in Dos Hermanas

The Matchday 21 fixture was played in Dos Hermanas at the Pepe Flores Municipal Complex, where David Castedo 3, currently fourth in the league table, hosted a Juvenil “D” side that arrived as league leaders after an outstanding run of 18 wins from 18 matches.

Sevilla began the match determined to impose their rhythm from the opening minutes, reflecting the ambition shown throughout the season. Their strong start paid off in the 19th minute, when Marcos García gave the Nervión side the lead by capitalizing on a rebound following a corner kick.

The advantage was short-lived, however, as the home team equalized just two minutes later, gaining momentum from the goal. Shortly afterward, a defensive control error allowed the opposing striker to complete the turnaround, putting the hosts ahead 2–1 for the first time.

Before halftime, Juvenil “D” responded with character and composure. Raúl Martínez restored parity after finishing a precise cross delivered by Daniel Pro, sending the match into the break level at 2–2.

The second half continued at a high intensity, and the home side once again took the lead shortly after the restart, making it 3–2. Despite the setback, the Sevilla team maintained its pressure and pushed forward in search of an equalizer.

Their persistence was rewarded in the closing moments of the match. In the 89th minute, Lucas Serna scored the decisive 3–3 with a powerful header, reflecting the determination and competitive spirit of Rafa Ortega’s squad.

With this result, Juvenil “D” extends its unbeaten run and once again demonstrates its ability to fight until the final whistle, remaining firmly at the top of the league standings.

Starting XI: Daniel Morilla, Daniel Pro, Alejandro Ruiz, Javier Geniz, Ben Kamishon, Marcos García, Diego Díez, Estefan Mario, Alejandro Piña, Raúl Martínez y Áron Németh.

Substitutes: Aaron Ang, Pablo Jiménez, Antonio Asencio, Emilio Díez, Lucas Serna, Ángel Torres y Zach Bluestone.

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Sevilla FC “D” falls in Valencina against the leader

The match, played in Valencina, brought together two teams competing at the top end of the standings. The home side entered the fixture as league leaders, while Sevilla FC “D”, sitting fourth, approached the game aiming to continue collecting points and close the gap to the top positions.

From kickoff, the hosts appeared solid and dominant, imposing their style of play against a Sevilla side that struggled to find consistency in possession. Their superiority paid off in the 26th minute, when Valencina took the lead through a penalty kick, which Puerto Rican goalkeeper Bob Almenas came close to saving.

Despite the setback, Sevilla FC “D” responded by increasing the tempo and attempting to gain attacking momentum. However, the home defense remained well organized, and halftime arrived with a 1–0 advantage for Valencina.

After the break, in the 56th minute, an unfortunate headed back pass toward the Sevilla goalkeeper was intercepted by the opposing striker, who capitalized on the mistake to extend the lead and make it 2–0.

The Nervión-based side pushed forward in search of a comeback, creating several promising approaches, but lacked precision in the final third. In the closing stages of the match, Valencina sealed the result with a third goal, following a rebound from a penalty initially saved by Mamour Sené.

This defeat brings an end to the team’s unbeaten streak under Óscar Olomo, who will now look to regroup and maintain competitiveness among the top teams in the standings.

Starting XI: Bob Almenas, Fabián Rodríguez, Alejandro Gonzálvez, Borja Tellado, Tomás del Grosso, Khalid Aljirafi, Manu Cruzado, Fidel Morán, Álvaro Perea, Abdullah Aljirafi y Pedro Berruezo.

Substitutes: Mamour Sené, Kohen Caminiti, Raymond Higham, Ramnel Hernández, Tristán Figueroa, Parker Byas y Edu Mangles.

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Salva Ballesta joins U.D. Melilla after an outstanding season with Juvenil “

Salva Ballesta, 17, joined the Sevilla FC Academy setup this season as part of Sevilla FC’s Juvenil “D”, coached by Rafa Ortega. Since his arrival, he has trained under the renowned methodology of the Sevilla youth academy, a development model recognized across Europe for its excellence and ability to nurture talent.

During the current campaign, the young forward has played 13 official league matches, logging significant minutes and proving decisive every time he stepped onto the pitch. His impact was immediate: with 17 goals in just 13 appearances, out of a possible 20, he has become the fifth top scorer in the league and the second highest scorer for the Nervión side.

“It has been extraordinary to have him, because I have seen very few players with the commitment, personal qualities and work ethic of this player.”
Rafa Ortega, Head Coach of Sevilla FC Juvenil “D”.

Sevilla FC would like to thank Salvador Ballesta for his commitment, dedication, and performances during his time at the club, and wishes him every success in this new chapter at U.D. Melilla, where he will continue his development with their Juvenil División de Honor squad.

Best of luck, Salva!

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Juvenil “D” show their strength to extend unbeaten run

Juvenil “D” approached Matchday 20 determined to continue their excellent run of form against Consolación B, who currently sit fourteenth in the standings. Following their dominant 2–14 away win earlier in the season, the Nervión side once again demonstrated their competitiveness at the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios.

From the outset, the home side took control of the match, pushing forward with intent in search of the opening goal. Chances came frequently throughout the first half, but a lack of clinical finishing prevented their dominance from being reflected on the scoreboard. Despite their persistence, the teams went into halftime level at 0–0.

After the restart, Juvenil “D” showed greater precision in the final third. In the 49th minute, Raúl Martínez opened the scoring with a brilliant individual effort, unleashing a powerful long-range strike that nestled into the top corner. The goal paved the way for the hosts.

The second goal arrived in the 65th minute through Alejandro Piña, the league’s top scorer, who once again showcased his goal-scoring instincts to extend the Nervión side’s lead.

The team increased their advantage in the 74th minute following an outstanding team move that left Raúl Martínez in a clear position to secure his brace. In the closing stages, in the 89th minute, Salva Ballesta sealed the 4–0 victory with a precise finish inside the box.

Beyond the result, the match was marked by a special moment at full time. The team gave an emotional farewell to forward Salva Ballesta, who is set to begin a new chapter after signing for UD Melilla to compete in the División de Honor Juvenil. Teammates and coaching staff shared words of appreciation for his commitment and dedication, wishing him every success in this new sporting challenge.

The squad also made a special gesture for Fran Correa, who recently underwent surgery for an injury, showing their support and sending him best wishes for a speedy recovery. Once again, the group demonstrated the unity and camaraderie that define the dressing room.

With this victory, Juvenil “D” extend their unbeaten run, record another clean sheet, and reaffirm their position as the league’s strongest defensive side, having conceded just 12 goals while scoring an impressive 102. A record that reflects the balance, ambition, and consistency of the squad.

Starting XI: Aaron Ang, Zach Bluestone, Ben Kamishon, Diego Díez, Javier Geniz, Estefan Mario, Raúl Martínez, Lucas Serna, Alejandro Piña, Emilio Díez, and Alejandro Ruiz.

Substitutes: Daniel Pro, Gonzalo Cuendes, Áron Németh, and Salvador Ballesta.

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Character-building victory for Sevilla FC “D” against Guillena

Matchday 17 presented a demanding challenge for Sevilla FC “D”, who entered the fixture in fourth place and determined to strengthen their position in the upper standings. Their opponents, Guillena, sat second in the table, making this a decisive encounter with significant implications for the season.

The match kicked off at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground with both sides showing intensity, focus and tactical discipline. The opening stages were evenly contested, reflecting the importance of the occasion.

The visitors took the lead in the 34th minute, capitalising on an attacking move to open the scoring. Sevilla responded swiftly. Just seven minutes later, Fidel Morán restored parity by finishing at the far post after a well-worked attacking sequence, calmly converting in front of goal. The teams went into halftime level at 1-1.

After the restart, the side managed by Óscar Olomo stepped up their tempo and intent, determined to claim all three points. The decisive moment arrived in the 51st minute when Manu Cruzado delivered a superb free kick from the edge of the area, placing the ball into the far corner to make it 2-1.

From that point on, Sevilla demonstrated composure, commitment and defensive solidity, controlling the match and protecting their advantage until the final whistle.

This important victory allows Sevilla FC “D” to reduce the gap to the top positions and reinforces the team’s ambitions as the season progresses. Attention now turns to the next fixture, an away match against Valencina, another key test in the campaign.

Starting XI: Manu Cruzado, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Khalid Aljirafi, Borja Tellado, Mamour Sené, Fabian Rodríguez, Álvaro Perea, Fidel Morán, Alejandro Gonzálvez and Javier Estévez.

Substitutes: Parker Byas, Ramnel Hernández, Edu Mangles, Mario Rodríguez, Raymond Higham, Pedro Berruezo and Tomás Del Grosso.