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A point apiece against Torre Reina

Sevilla D approached the ninth matchday of the competition holding fifth place in the standings, with 15 points and after stringing together two consecutive victories against Aznalcóllar and El Ronquillo. On this occasion, the team faced C.D. Torre Reina, seventh in the table with 10 points.

The match began with dominance from the local team, who imposed a faster pace and created several dangerous chances. Notable was the inclusion in the squad of the youth player Marcos García, who had previously made his debut with Sevilla D in the match against Guillena. Meanwhile, Abdullah, the Saudi Arabian player for the team, saw a goal of his disallowed for an offside position.

The match also served as the debut for goalkeeper Alejandro Almenas, a Puerto Rican player who was signed this season. In the second half, the team showed solid defensive capability, effectively neutralizing the rival’s offensive attempts. With this match, Sevilla D has now gone three consecutive matchdays without conceding a goal.

The fixture concluded with a draw that, while adding another point, leaves the feeling that the team could have gotten the victory given the chances they created. On the next matchday, the Sevillian team will face Atlético Sumi as the away team.

Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Marcos García, Edu Mangles, Fidel Morán, Pedro Berruezo, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Manuel Cruzado (C) and Borja Tellado.
Substitutes: Mamour Sené, Bob Almenas, Tristán Figueroa, Raymond Higham and Tomás del Grosso.

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Our Juvenil scores another big win

The match this Wednesday at Mairena’s stadium featured a clash between the second and seventh-placed teams. Our boys, sitting in second with a game in hand, were determined to prove they are aiming for the top of the table.

Salvador Ballesta opened the scoring in the 6th minute, heading the ball in after a great cross from the full-back. The youth team continued to attack relentlessly, leading to Ballesta scoring the second goal of the match following a poor clearance by a defender. The striker completed his hat-trick in the 18th minute, netting three early goals.

Just before halftime, in the 42nd minute, after sustained pressure from Sevilla, Alejandro Piña pulled off a fantastic solo effort. He drove through the center of the pitch, drifted left, and fired a shot inside the far post, scoring a great goal to make it 0-4 at the break.

After halftime, the pace was more relaxed, and the fifth goal didn’t come until the 75th minute, courtesy of Alejandro Piña again, following a great cut inside by the number seven. The sixth goal came in the final stages of the match, in the 84th minute. A pass aimed behind the local team’s defense was intercepted by Áron Németh, who, after dribbling past the goalkeeper, secured his first goal of the game. The match ended with a penalty goal from the Hungarian player.

This team wins again, demonstrating that they are very well organized both defensively and offensively. Sevilla’s youth team is the one that has conceded the fewest goals in the group, while also being the top scorer.

Starting XI: Gonzalo Cuendes, Daniel Pro, Alejandro Ruiz, Ben Kamishon, Marcos García, Estefan Mario, Alejandro Piña, Antonio Asencio, Salvador Ballesta, Raúl Martínez and Áron Németh.
Substitutes: Fran Correa, Aaron Ang, Diego Diez, Ángel Torres, Daniel Grbevski and Lucas Serna.

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Agreement with Hispania FA for the development of football in Puerto Rico and USA

Hispania FF is an organization committed to the development of football through the training of players and coaches in Puerto Rico and the United States. Furthermore, they have been working for years to transfer the training methodologies and development of professional coaches from Spanish football to the destinations where they operate. It is for this reason that Hispania FF and Sevilla FC have now formed an alliance to enhance this training strategy in the aforementioned territories.

Hispania FA is already familiar with Sevilla FC’s working methodology, having previously visited the club’s facilities to train their players under the Players Academy program. This is a program through which athletes visit Seville to train under the methodology of Sevilla FC and a team of the club’s specialized coaches for periods of 7 to 10 days.

The club maintains its firm commitment to “Boricua” talent. Several players from Puerto Rico have already come through its academy, such as Antonetti, the captain of the national team, who was in Sevilla Atlético last season. This season, it is Alejandro Almenas and Fabián Rodríguez, who was already here last year, who are defending the Puerto Rican flag, in this case, for Sevilla FC “D”.

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Sevilla «D» overpowers El Ronquillo and gains confidence.

Sevilla «D» arrived at the El Ronquillo ground with morale sky-high after their previous victory (4-0), facing a rival that had yet to earn a single point in the competition. The difference in quality was evident from the initial whistle. With fluid play and good connections, the visitors took the lead early on.

In the 1st minute, Manu Cruzado slotted a pass into the gap for Abdullah Aljirafi, whose shot, although deflected by a defender, ended up in the back of the net. After the goal, Sevilla “D” didn’t rest on their laurels and continued to harass the opponent’s goal. The pressure paid off in the 19th minute, when Raymond Higham initiated a great play down the wing and sent a pinpoint cross to the near post, allowing the Saudi striker to complete his brace.

The exhibition continued before halftime. In the 36th minute, Pedro Berruezo collected a ball outside the area and, with a powerful left-footed strike to the near post, unleashed an unstoppable wonder-strike, sending the teams into the break with a commanding 0-3 scoreline.

The second half was a straightforward affair for Sevilla «D», who controlled the pace of the game without complications. The 75th minute provided the icing on the cake: following a set-piece cross from Edu Mangles, Tristán Figueroa headed the ball in at the near post to seal the definitive 0-4 victory. A great win for our international team.

Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Tristan Figueroa, Fidel Morán, Raymond Higham, Pedro Berruezo, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Manu Cruzado, and Borja Tellado (C).

Substitutes: Marcos García, Edu Mangles, Ángel Torres, Álvaro Perea, Tomás Del Grosso, and Mario Rodríguez.

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Valentina Mangles called up to the Venezuelan U-20 National Team

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.

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Our Juvenil «D» keeps on winning

Our youth team entered this match with a streak of 6 consecutive wins, and they had no intention of breaking it. The opponent for this fixture was C.D.A.D. Nervión C. Our lads approached the match in second place in the table, with a game in hand. Their opponents arrived in seventh place.

The match was a demonstration of good play and individual actions from Rafa Ortega’s players. This is a decisive team that fights until the final whistle in every match, as we saw in the previous fixture against Rociera.

The score was opened by Álex Piña in the 13th minute. The youth team continued to play their game, and thus secured their second goal. After a great play from the Romanian Stefan Mario, who managed to dribble past several opponents, he provided a pass to Raúl Martínez, who wouldn’t waste the opportunity.

Before halftime, Raúl Martínez received the ball on the edge of the area and, after shaking off a Nervión player, took a precise shot that extended the lead on the scoreboard. Nervión would score in the 53rd minute after a poor clearance from our team that they capitalized on to reduce the deficit. But the score would remain 3-1 for the home side, allowing Rafa Ortega’s men to continue their streak of 7 consecutive wins.

Starting XI: Aaron Ang, Daniel Pro, Alejandro Ruiz, Ben Khamishon, Bill Davy, Marcos García, Aron Németh, Stefan Mario, Álex Piña, Raúl Martínez, Sergio Chacón.
Substitutes: Gonzalo Cuendes, Fran Correa, Antonio Asencio, Daniel Grbevski, Lucas Serna, Salvador Ballesta.

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Sevilla FC «D» wins with a special dedication

In this matchday lived at the Ciudad Deportiva Ramón Cisneros Palacios, Sevilla FC «D» faced off against C.D. Aznalcóllar. Our team was coming off three consecutive defeats against the top positions in the table, so it was crucial to get back to winning ways.

The match started with the usual high intensity, but this time Sevilla FC «D» managed to translate it into clear scoring chances. This was the case for the first goal, a long pass to striker Abdullah, who, thanks to his speed, managed to just touch the ball to get past the goalkeeper. He wanted to remember Nacho González, who was seriously injured in the previous match, and therefore dedicated the goal to him. The second goal was scored by David Torres, who scored from a ball that fell to him from a rebound following a corner.

From this goal onwards, Sevilla began to calm the opponent’s intensity through a game of connections. Thanks to this calmer play with connections inside and out, in one of these plays, Javier Estévez made a great run down the right wing, providing the assist to Manu Cruzado, who scored the third goal of the match.

After the break, the Saudi international, Abdullah, scored his brace, thus closing the match’s scoreline with a hefty 4-0. It has been a special matchday for Sevilla FC «D», which, after a lot of hard work, savors victory once again, along with the beautiful dedication to their captain Nacho González.

Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Eduardo Mangles, Fidel Morán, Javier Estévez, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Manu Cruzado, Pablo García, and Borja Tellado.
Substitutes from the bench: Mario Rodríguez, Khalid Aljirafi, Tristan Figueroa, Raymond Higham, Pedro Berruezo, and Pablo De La Rosa.

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Last-minute defeat despite numerical superiority

The opening stages of the match were characterized by high intensity from both teams. Despite the intensity in these early minutes, there were no clear chances, except for some corners from the home team. These corners were dealt with effectively by goalkeeper Mamour Sené, who had little to do in the match.

The first half was not very creative in terms of play from the Seville team, although there were some flashes of good play. The team would create more chances after the expulsion of the local number 10 for headbutting Javier Estévez without the ball. The visiting team had some opportunities, but they were not clear-cut.

After the break, the match resumed with the home team down to ten men, but this was not a problem for Nervión. This team would control the entire second half, generating chances that the Sevilla defense managed to stop. In the final minutes of the match, following a counter-attack, Nervión found the back of the visitors’ net, thus taking the lead on the scoreboard. Pedro Berruezo had a clear free kick in the final play, but it went just over the crossbar.

Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Nacho González, Gavyn Nobles, Borja Tellado (C), David Torres, Pablo De la Rosa, Manu Cruzado, Fidel Morán, Pedro Berruezo, Javier Estébez and Abdullah Aljirafi.
Substitutes: Eduardo Mangles, Parker Byas, Tristán Firgueroa, Raymond Higham and Casey Malcom.

Highlights of the match here.

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García Millán, new sponsor of the Sevilla FC Academy for the 2025/26 season


Sevilla Football Club and García Millán, a leading brand in the production of gazpachos and salmorejos, have reached a sponsorship agreement whereby the Seville-based company becomes the new official sponsor of the Sevilla FC Academy for the 2025/26 season.

Through this alliance, Sevilla FC reinforces its commitment to local companies that share the values of authenticity, effort, and Andalusian pride, fundamental pillars of both the Nervión-based entity and García Millán. This year, García Millán has established itself as the top manufacturer brand of gazpachos and salmorejos in Spain.

Founded in 2009 in Seville, García Millán was created with the vocation of keeping the flavor of the authentic Andalusian gazpacho alive, made with natural ingredients and following traditional recipes that are part of the cultural identity of our land. Its philosophy—”made like at home”—naturally connects with the spirit of training, closeness, and local roots that characterizes the Sevilla FC Academy.

The agreement includes the presence of the brand in the various activities of the academy, as well as in different joint promotional actions, healthy nutrition, and support for grassroots sports, which will undoubtedly result in healthy benefits for our athletes, coaches, and their families.

With this agreement, Sevilla FC and García Millán embark on a joint path of commitment to nurturing talent, training in healthy habits, all with an original seal of quality from Seville and Andalusia.

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Juvenil D’s winning streak continues, a perfect record

The Juvenil «D» match promised to be a tough one, pitting the second-placed team against the fourth. Stefan Mario opened the scoring with a precise shot from outside the box. Just before halftime, Álex Piña extended the lead after a great through pass into the space inside the area.

After the match resumed in the second half, a long-range shot from the Nazareno team reduced the deficit in the 46th minute. The score was leveled at 1-1 in the 70th minute, following a corner from the local team. Just when it seemed the match would end in a draw, Sevilla FC managed to secure the victory with a goal from Stefan Mario, who, after a rebound from the goalkeeper, put the visiting team ahead.

With this victory, Juvenil «D» moves into second place in the table with a perfect winning record, and with one game in hand over the first-placed team. This demonstrates the solidity of this team and their scoring ability, as they are now the highest-scoring team in the league. Their next match will be at home against C.D. Nervión C, a team currently in seventh place.

Starting XI: Gonzalo Cuendes de la Casa, Daniel Pro Zarza, Alejandro Ruiz, Daniel Grbevski, William Davy, Marcos García, Aron Nemeth, Stefan Mario, Álex Piña, Raul Martínez, and Sergio Chacon.
Substitutes: Aaron Ang, Ben Kamishon, Antonio López, Lucas Serna, Sebastian Foros, Salvador Ballesta, and Fran Correa.

Match highlights here.

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Sevilla FC «D» falls to the league leader despite taking an early lead

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.

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Five out of five

A 1–4 victory against CD David Castedo, with a brace from Álex Piña and goals by Marcos García and Salva Ballesta. After a tightly contested first half, in which Juvenil “D” missed a penalty and went into halftime with a 1–1 draw, the team managed to recover, double their efforts, and show great character to turn the game around in the second half.

Once again, one of the positives was the participation of Ubaldo Martín, from Cadete “A,” who enjoyed another set of valuable minutes at youth level. On the negative side, Enzo Galbarro was forced off due to injury — we wish him a speedy recovery.

The Sevilla squad consisted of Gonzalo Cuendes, Ben Khamishon, Sebastian Foros, Marcos García, Enzo Galbarro, Antonio Asencio, Daniel Pro, Stefan Mario, Álex Piña, Raúl Martínez, and Alejandro Ruiz. From the bench also took part: Aaron Ang, Fran Correa, Sergio Chacón, Ángel Torres, Salva Ballesta, Lucas Serna, and Ubaldo Martín.