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It was Saudi international Abdullah Aljirafi who put Óscar Olomo’s team ahead with an early goal. However, the joy was short-lived. Just before half-time, in the 44th minute, Valencina leveled the score from a set-piece. After the restart, the visiting team took control of the game and created the clearest chances. The decisive blow came in the 82nd minute, again from a set-piece situation, where Valencina found the winning goal.

After a great start to the season with three victories, Sevilla FC D has now stumbled in its last two outings against the teams at the top of the table. Óscar Olomo’s team will look to get back on track and pick up points again in their next match away to C.A.D. Nervión on November 1st.

Starting XI for Sevilla FC “D”: Mario Rodríguez (C), Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Eduardo Mangles, Fidel Moran, Javier Estévez, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Man Cruzado, Pablo García, and Borja Tellado.
Players coming off the bench: Pablo Barrios, Pedro Berruezo, Raymond Higham, and Tristan Figueroa.

Sevilla FC “D” fell 1–0 away to Guillena CF in a hard-fought encounter corresponding to the fourth matchday of the competition. The only goal of the match came in the 29th minute, when the home side capitalized on a set-piece situation to take the lead — the only goal conceded by Sevilla FC “D” so far this season.

Despite missing up to nine regular players, Óscar Olomo’s team maintained the high level shown in the early part of the campaign. During the first half, the Sevillistas created several attacking moves down both flanks and tried to impose their rhythm, though they were unable to find the equalizer.

Beyond the result, the match offered a positive takeaway from a developmental standpoint, with the senior debuts of two youth players, Marcos García and Enzo Galbarro, along with the continued presence of Stefan Mario, who had made his debut the previous week — a clear reflection of the team’s commitment to nurturing young talent within the Sevilla FC Academy structure.

The starting eleven consisted of Sene Mamour; Parker Byas, Marcos García, Edu Mangles, Fidel Morán, Francisco Estévez, David Torres, Manu Cruzado, Pablo García Mateo, Pablo de la Rosa, and Borja Tellado. Substitutes Gavyn Nobles, Raymond Higham, Stefan Mario Roibu, Pedro Berruezo, Enzo Galbarro, and Mario Rodríguez also took part.

With this defeat, Sevilla FC “D” ends its initial run of three consecutive victories but remains in the upper part of the table, continuing to strengthen its competitive and developmental growth process.

This week, no match highlights will be available due to the home team’s refusal to authorize video recording of the game.

Sevilla FC “D” continues to show solidity and growth at the start of the league campaign. This past Sunday, the team earned a 1–0 win over CD San Martín at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Complex, in a well-fought encounter that further strengthens the group’s confidence. The decisive goal came in the 48th minute, when Pedro Berruezo converted from a set piece, finishing a perfectly delivered free kick from the left side.

Under the direction of Óscar Olomo, the team now boasts three wins in three matches — 6-0 vs. CD Isbiliya Balompié, 2-0 vs. Burguillos CD, and 1-0 vs. CD San Martín — with an impressive record of nine goals scored and none conceded. The statistics reflect the balance between attacking efficiency and defensive discipline that defines this Sevilla side.

The game also brought positive news in terms of player development: three youth players were called up — Ben Khamishon, Stefan Mario, and Alejandro Ruiz — with official debuts for Stefan and Alejandro, both showing great personality and commitment in their first minutes with the team.

Starting XI – Sevilla FC “D”: Mario Rodríguez (C), Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, David Torres, Javi Estévez, Pablo de la Rosa, Fidel Morán, Khalid Aljirafi, Pedro Berruezo, Edu Mangles, and Manu Cruzado.
Substitutes who featured: Mamour Sené, Raymond Higham, Stefan Mario, Ben Khamishon, Pablo García, Borja Tellado, and Alejandro Ruiz.

Fotografías: Nando Tejada.

Sebastian Fineman joined Sevilla FC “D” for the 2024/25 season. From his arrival, he fully integrated into Sevilla FC’s 360º High Performance methodology, which combines technical, tactical, and physical work with education, nutrition, and psychological preparation — all within the elite environment of the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Complex, one of the most advanced football facilities in Europe.

Under the guidance of Óscar Olomo, Fineman stood out for his physical strength, goal-scoring ability, and commitment to the team. During the 2024/25 season, he made 26 official appearances, scoring 16 goals and providing 4 assists, establishing himself as one of the team’s attacking leaders and top scorer.

During his time at the club, the forward described the experience as “a unique opportunity to grow as both a footballer and a person,” highlighting the role of Sevilla FC’s professional environment in his development:

“Being part of a club like Sevilla FC means a lot. It’s a great club and a great opportunity to show what I can do on the pitch. I take away great memories of my teammates and coaches, and I’m very grateful for everything I’ve learned.”

Founded in 1919, Lunds BK currently competes in Sweden’s national leagues and has placed its trust in Fineman as part of its long-term project focused on developing young international talents.

Sevilla FC thanks Sebastian Fineman for his dedication and professionalism throughout his time at the club and wishes him the best of success in this new stage of his football career.

This move exemplifies the value and reach of the Sevilla FC International High Performance Program, which not only provides top-level athletic and academic development but also serves as a platform to propel players toward professional opportunities around the world.

Born in the United States, Malcolm joined Case Western Reserve University (NCAA Division III), where he began his collegiate football career.

At Sevilla FC, Malcolm will continue his growth within the club’s renowned methodology —a 360º program that integrates technical, tactical, and physical training with education, nutrition, and psychological preparation— all within the elite environment of the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios, one of the most advanced training facilities in Europe.

“Joining Sevilla FC is a dream opportunity,” said Malcolm. “I’m looking forward to challenging myself in a professional environment and learning from the club’s culture of excellence.”

Sevilla FC welcomes Casey Malcolm and wishes him great success in this new stage of his football and academic journey.