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Sevilla FC Juvenil D played their fourth league match last Saturday, 10 October, against CD Mosquito. The Sevilla side arrived at the fixture as group leaders, with nine points from a possible nine, 13 goals scored and no goals conceded. The home side, meanwhile, went into the match with six points from their opening three fixtures.

The match, played at Campo Municipal Malasmañanas, began with Sevilla FC D looking to take control from the opening minutes and take the lead. The first clear chance came in the eighth minute, when Pedro Marun had an opportunity to open the scoring, although his effort failed to find the target.

CD Mosquito took the lead in the 14th minute with a shot from an angle that went in at the near post. Despite conceding, Rafa Ortega’s side maintained their approach and continued to create danger around the home side’s goal. During the remainder of the first half, Sevilla FC D created numerous chances to level the score but were unable to convert them.

The home side went into half-time with a one-goal advantage despite the opportunities created by the Sevilla side, who had more than eight chances during the first half.

After the restart, the game became more evenly balanced in terms of the flow of play. CD Mosquito managed to reduce the spaces available and limit the number of Sevilla attacks, while Sevilla FC D continued to search for an equaliser and create dangerous situations in the opposition half.

However, the home side extended their lead in the 64th minute after taking advantage of an isolated opportunity. With the score at 2-0, the Sevilla side continued to push until the final whistle, although they were unable to reduce the deficit.

As a result, Juvenil D suffered their first defeat in an official match since the team was created, bringing an end to a run of 33 consecutive matches without defeat.

The Sevilla FC Juvenil D returned to action at home after last weekend’s victory against Pablo VI. Rafa Ortega’s side entered the fixture against CD Mairena looking to build on their strong start to the season, while the visitors arrived at the third matchday without having picked up a point.

From the opening minutes, Sevilla FC took control of the game and began creating chances in front of the visitors’ goal. Pedro Marun had one of the first opportunities of the match with a shot that went narrowly wide. The Sevilla side continued to press against a well-organised CD Mairena defence, which made it difficult for the hosts to find the breakthrough thanks to their positioning and the interventions of their goalkeeper.

The Juvenil D’s persistence was rewarded shortly before half-time. Santiago Martín delivered a cross into the box and Pedro Marun got the slightest of touches on the ball, enough to catch the goalkeeper off guard and open the scoring. The teams went into the break with the score at 1-0.

After the restart, CD Mairena created their best opportunity of the match in a one-on-one situation against Isaiah Lais. The American goalkeeper produced an excellent save to prevent the equaliser and preserve Sevilla’s lead. A few minutes later, the visitors found the back of the net, but the goal was ruled out for offside.

Sevilla FC responded to the visitors’ chances and regained control of the match. In the 72nd minute, Enzo Galbarro doubled the advantage after receiving a well-timed pass from Alfonso Recio, making it 2-0.

Just six minutes later, Alfonso Recio was involved again. The midfielder met a cross from Santiago Martín and placed his finish towards the far post, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance and making it 3-0.

With this result, Juvenil D record their third consecutive victory in the league, while also keeping another clean sheet and continuing their excellent start to the season. Rafa Ortega’s side therefore remain top of the table, with a perfect record after the opening three matchdays.

Juvenil D played their second league fixture on 27 September against Pablo VI, in what was their first home game of the season at the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios. Rafa Ortega’s side came into the match after a 0-4 victory over UD Morón CF on the opening matchday, looking to build on their positive start to the campaign.

The match got underway with an early warning from the visiting side, who were awarded a penalty in the opening minutes. However, the effort went wide of the post. Following this early scare, the Sevilla side reacted and began to showcase their attacking threat, creating several chances in front of goal.

In the 11th minute, Pedro Marun opened the scoring for the Nervion side after receiving an assist from Eduardo Expósito. The Dutch forward found the net again in the 34th minute, completing his brace after another assist from Expósito.

Juvenil D continued to control the game for the remainder of the first half and continued to create chances. Eduardo Expósito had an opportunity in the 41st minute to extend the lead, but was unable to convert. The home side therefore went into the break with a 2-0 lead and nine chances created, reflecting their attacking dominance.

After the restart, Rafa Ortega’s side maintained their intensity and continued to look for a third goal. In the 62nd minute, Javier Geniz extended the lead with a set-piece goal. Just a few minutes later, Roberto Bernárdez scored the fourth after receiving an assist from Pedro Marun.

In the closing stages, Juvenil D completed the victory with two further goals from Alfonso Recio, who found the net in the 89th and 92nd minutes, setting the final score at 6-0.

With this result, Juvenil D have secured their second consecutive league victory, making a perfect start to the campaign with two wins, two clean sheets and ten goals scored across the opening two matchdays.

Sevilla FC Juvenil D began their new chapter in Tercera RFAF this Sunday, September 20, with a victory against UD Morón CF. The Sevilla side travelled to the Complejo Deportivo Alameda for their first official match of the season following a pre-season campaign in which the team produced positive performances and won the Almensilla Triangular.

Rafa Ortega’s side entered this new challenge after securing direct promotion last season. Throughout pre-season, Juvenil D continued to develop their playing style and showed clear signs of progress, which carried over into their league opener.

The opening stages were closely contested, although Sevilla FC gradually began to establish a greater presence in the opposition half. In the 24th minute, Pedro Marun gave the visitors the lead from the penalty spot, making it 0-1.

Following the opening goal, Juvenil D maintained their organisation and successfully dealt with the home side’s attacking threat, while also creating opportunities to extend their advantage. In the 45th minute, UD Morón CF were reduced to ten men after a defender was sent off for a foul on Pedro Marun, who was through on goal as the last defender.

After the interval, Sevilla FC continued to control the match. Alejandro Ayala came close to doubling the lead with an effort from outside the box, which was well saved by the home goalkeeper, as the visitors continued to search for a second goal.

That second goal arrived in the 62nd minute. Alejandro Ruiz connected with a volley that went over the goalkeeper and into the net to make it 0-2. Sevilla continued to apply pressure when UD Morón attempted to build from the back, and their efforts were rewarded in the 77th minute when Alfonso Recio capitalised on a turnover following a strong pressing sequence to score the third.

In the closing stages, Pedro Marun found the net once again to complete his brace and seal the final 0-4 scoreline. The goal came after an assist from Dominic Gorea, who registered two assists on his first official appearance for Juvenil D.

Sevilla FC Juvenil D therefore begin their Tercera RFAF campaign with three points and an away victory, continuing the work carried out during pre-season and building on the team’s development following last season’s promotion.

Starting XI: Isaiah Lais, Daniel Pro, Alejandro Ruiz, Javier Geniz, Roberto Heredia, Alejandro Ayala, Pedro Marun, Eduardo Expósito, Miguel Romero, Dario González y Manuel Alarcón