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Sporting get-together of the Sevilla FC Academy with C.D. Santiponce

On this occasion, four teams from CD Santiponce travelled to the facilities of the Sevilla FC Academy to play several matches against the club’s School teams. The day unfolded in a fully educational environment, with the main objective being continued growth both on and off the pitch.

The matches allowed players to share experiences, promote the practice of football, and put into action fundamental values such as respect, effort, teamwork, and fair play. Beyond the results, the activity became a rewarding shared learning opportunity for all participants.

Initiatives like this reinforce the commitment of the Sevilla FC Academy to comprehensive development, where football serves as a key tool for the personal and social growth of young athletes, strengthening bonds between clubs and promoting an education rooted in sporting values.

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Atlético Villanueva repeats its sporting get-together with the Sevilla FC Academy.

On the 10th of february , Atlético Villanueva travelled to the facilities of the Sevilla FC Academy with a total of seven teams, who played several matches against the club’s School sides. The day unfolded in a dynamic and fully educational atmosphere, where learning and shared experiences once again took priority over results.

The matches allowed players to continue gaining valuable experience, reinforcing essential values such as respect, teamwork, effort and fair play, while enjoying football as a tool for personal growth. The participation of such a large number of teams also highlighted Atlético Villanueva’s strong commitment to initiatives of this kind.

With this new visit, the Sevilla FC Academy continues to strengthen its commitment to comprehensive development, fostering relationships between clubs and promoting sports education based on values, coexistence and growth both on and off the pitch.

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Juvenil “D” extends its winning streak at the Training Ground

Matchday 18 of the league saw Juvenil “D” face C.D. Mosquito at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground, with the home side aiming to preserve their impressive run of 17 consecutive wins. The Nervión outfit entered the fixture as league leaders, while the visiting team sat in twelfth place.

The match began at an even pace, although Juvenil “D” showed greater attacking intent and created several dangerous chances in the opening stages. The breakthrough came in the 34th minute, when Estefan Mario opened the scoring with a magnificent long-range strike, placed perfectly into the far post beyond the goalkeeper’s reach.

Just two minutes later, in the 36th minute, Hungarian player Áron Németh doubled the lead following a high-quality individual effort, beating several defenders with confidence. However, C.D. Mosquito reduced the deficit just before half-time, scoring in the 45th minute with a close-range finish.

After the break, the visitors managed to level the score from an indirect free kick, awarded after a back pass by the Nervión side. The draw remained until the 71st minute, when Ángel Torres restored Juvenil “D”’s lead with a goal from close range, finishing a well-delivered cross from the flank.

In the closing minutes, the home side sealed the win with two further goals. In the 89th minute, Raúl Martínez struck from outside the box with his weaker foot, and shortly afterwards Alejandro Piña, the team’s top scorer, completed the scoring.

With this hard-fought victory, Juvenil “D” continues its remarkable winning streak, underlining the excellent work carried out by the team led by Rafa Ortega and Alonso López. The team also continues to demonstrate outstanding defensive solidity, having conceded just 12 goals in the entire league campaign, a clear reflection of the group’s consistency and commitment.

Starting eleven: Aaron Ang, Zach Bluestone, Alejandro Ruiz, Ben Kamishon, Estefan Mario, Lucas Serna, Diego Díez, Áron Németh, Raúl Martínez, Emilio Díez y Marcos García.

Sbstitutes: Daniel Morilla, Javier Geniz, Antonio Asencio, Ángel Torres, Alejandro Piña y Daniel Pro.

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Sevilla FC “D” claim convincing friendly victory against Motril Sport Academy

The match began with a high level of competitiveness, although it was the Nervión-based side that took control of the game early on, creating the first clear chances. The deadlock was broken by Álvaro Perea, who opened the scoring with a powerful long-range strike into the far corner.

The second goal came from an excellent attacking move. Bob Almenas delivered a long ball to Abdullah Aljirafi, who brought it under control superbly before finishing with a precise and composed shot. The Saudi forward added his second goal shortly afterwards, calmly converting after a brilliant individual play by Áron Németh.

The final goal of the match was scored by Parker Byas, who capitalised on a well-delivered cross into the six-yard box, sealing a convincing 5–0 victory for Sevilla FC “D”.

The friendly provided valuable minutes for a large number of players and served as a positive step in the team’s ongoing development.

Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Khalid Aljirafi, Abdullah Aljirafi, Fidel Morán, Javier Estévez, Borja Tellado, Edu Mangles, Álvaro Perea, Fabián Rodríguez, David Torres and Pablo García.

Substitutes: Javier Geniz, Diego Díez, Tristán Figueroa, Bob Almenas, Tomás Del Grosso, Gavyn Nobles and Raymond Higham.

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Alexis Candy, new sponsor of Sevilla FC Academy for the 2025/26 season

Sevilla FC and Alexis Candy have reached a sponsorship agreement under which the healthy confectionery brand becomes a new official sponsor of Sevilla FC Academy for the 2025/26 season

Alexis Candy, a brand of Ukrainian origin founded in Spain in 2024, is currently expanding across the Andalusian region thanks to its innovative approach within the healthy food sector. The company promotes a new way of consuming sweets, made exclusively from fruit, 100% natural, and free from preservatives and artificial colorings, encouraging balanced eating habits from an early age.

This partnership strengthens the shared commitment between Sevilla FC Academy and Alexis Candy to the promotion of healthy nutrition in grassroots sport, understood as a fundamental pillar in the comprehensive development of young footballers. Through this agreement, both academy players and coaching staff will benefit from an initiative aligned with the values of well-being, education and sporting performance.

With this sponsorship, Sevilla FC and Alexis Candy embark on a joint journey focused on nurturing talent, developing healthy habits from an early age and gastronomic innovation, demonstrating that flavour and well-being can go hand in hand within the sporting environment.

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Goalless draw for Sevilla “D” against Burguillos on matchday 15

Matchday 15 of the league competition saw Sevilla “D” face Burguillos, who came into the fixture in fifth and eighth place respectively. The match was played at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground.

From the opening stages, the visiting side delivered a well-organised and disciplined performance, preventing the home team from playing comfortably by maintaining a compact defensive structure. During the first half, Sevilla “D” created several chances, but none were converted into goals.

After the break, the match continued in a similar vein, marked by a high level of balance and competitiveness. Sevilla “D” pushed forward in search of the opening goal, but struggled to break down a resolute opponent. Burguillos also enjoyed a few opportunities, all of which were handled confidently by the Sevilla goalkeeper, who was rarely troubled.

The final draw allows Sevilla “D” to collect a point which, while leaving mixed feelings, proves valuable in terms of the standings, as the team moves up to fourth place in the league table, climbing one position from the previous round.

The Sevillian side now turns its focus to the upcoming fixtures, aiming to continue collecting points and build on their positive momentum in the competition.

Initial XI: Bob Almenas, Boja Tellado, Parker Byas, Raymond Higham, Tristán Figueroa, Gavyn Nobles, Fidel Morán, Fabián Rodríguez, Khalid Aljirafi, Edu Mangles y Abdullah Aljirafi.

Substitutes: Mario Rodríguez, Javier Estévez, Pablo García, Álvaro Perea, Áron Németh and Ramnel Hernández.

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Away victory for Juvenil “D” to maintain their perfect record

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.

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.

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Educational sports day between Sevilla FC Academy and Atlético Oromana

On this occasion, two teams from Atlético Oromana School traveled to the Antonio Puerta Academy facilities to play several matches against the club’s Academy teams. The day unfolded in a formative atmosphere, where the main objective was to continue growing both on and off the pitch.

The matches allowed the players to share experiences, promote football, and put into practice fundamental values such as respect, effort, fair play, and cooperation between clubs. Beyond the results, the activity served as a shared and enriching learning opportunity for all participants.

This type of initiative reinforces the Antonio Puerta Academy’s commitment to comprehensive development, where football becomes a key tool for the personal and social growth of young athletes, strengthening bonds between schools and promoting an education rooted in the values of sport.

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Odysseas Vlachodimos surprises the Antonio Puerta Academy

On Tuesday, January 20, Odysseas Vlachodimos, goalkeeper of Sevilla FC’s first team, visited the training sessions of the Antonio Puerta Academy after completing his workout with the senior squad, surprising the young players of the Sevilla youth academy.

In addition to spending time with the Academy’s students, the goalkeeper had a very special gesture with one of the youngest teams, joining the “Juanlu” Baby team for a few minutes to play alongside them and leave them with a unique memory of the day.

Vlachodimos’ visit continued with moments of closeness and attention, as the player stopped to take photos and sign autographs for the boys and girls who were waiting outside the 3×3 pitch where the activity was taking place.

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Sevilla FC “D” wins at the start of the second half of the season

Sevilla FC “D” went into the match placed fifth in the standings, level on points with the fourth-ranked team, facing an Isbilya Balompié side positioned second from bottom with five points. The encounter was played without spectators and marked the start of the second half of the campaign, following the 6–0 win secured by Sevilla in the first leg.

The opening stages of the game were tight and scrappy, with both teams struggling to find fluency in their attacking play. However, in the 28th minute, Abdullah Aljirafi opened the scoring for the visitors by confidently converting a penalty.

Before the interval, the home side found an equaliser from a set-piece situation, capitalising on several rebounds from a corner kick, sending the match into half-time level on the scoreboard.

After the restart, captain Manu Cruzado restored Sevilla FC “D”’s lead with a spectacular Olympic goal in the 50th minute. From that moment on, the visiting side asserted their control and dominance, creating multiple chances in the opposition’s penalty area. Abdullah Aljirafi, delivering an outstanding individual performance, added two further goals in the 67th and 75th minutes, completing his hat-trick and extending the lead to 1–4.

In the closing stages, Fidel Morán provided the assist for Edu Mangles, who sealed the result with the final goal to make it 1–5. With this victory, Sevilla FC “D” begin the second half of the season in the best possible manner, reinforcing their strong form and competitive ambitions.

Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Casey Malcolm, Raymond Higham, Manu Cruzado, Abdullah Aljirafi, Tristán Figueroa, Parker Byas, David Torres, Álvaro Perea, Fabián Rodríguez y Edu Mangles.

Substitutes: Fidel Morán, Gavyn Nobles, Borja Tellado, Mamour Sené, David Estévez, Khalid Aljirafi y Pablo García.

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Juvenil “D” open the second half of the season with a hard-fought victory

fter completing an excellent first half of the season, Juvenil “D” began the second round of league fixtures facing Pablo VI, a team occupying sixth place in the table. In the previous meeting between the two sides, the Nervión-based team had claimed a 3–1 away victory.

The side coached by Rafa Ortega enjoyed a strong first half, displaying composure in possession and creating several scoring opportunities. Their dominance earned them a penalty, which was ultimately saved by the opposing goalkeeper. As the half progressed, the visitors grew into the game and began to threaten the Sevilla goal on several occasions.

In the 29th minute, Raúl Martínez gave Juvenil “D” the lead, finishing a well-worked attacking move to make it 1–0. Before the break, the home side continued to push forward and came close to extending their advantage, most notably through Estefan Mario, whose effort just before half-time narrowly cleared the crossbar.

After the restart, the match became more evenly balanced, with few clear chances at either end. Daniel Morilla played a key role by producing an outstanding one-on-one save to preserve the lead. However, minutes later, the visitors drew level after capitalising on a defensive rebound.

The decisive moment arrived in the closing stages when Salva Ballesta scored the winning goal, finishing from close range after a brilliant move by Raúl Martínez, who provided the assist to secure the three points.

With this result, Juvenil “D” begin the second half of the season with a positive result, once again demonstrating their ability to prevail in tightly contested matches.

Starting XI: Aaron Ang, Zach Bluestone, Daniel Pro, Ben Kamishon, Áron Németh, Marcos García, Raúl Martínez, Alejandro Ruiz, Lucas Serna, Antonio Asencio and Estefan Mario.

Substitutes: Daniel Morilla, Sergio Chacón, Javier Geniz, Salva Ballesta and Ángel Torres.

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Sevilla FC Academy enhances talent development with strategic integration of Footovision’s advanced analytics

Sevilla FC Academy strengthens its commitment to cutting-edge talent development by establishing a multi-year alliance with Footovision, which becomes its “Official Data Analysis Partner.” This strategic agreement comprehensively incorporates world-class performance analysis and data solutions into the entire youth development program.


This collaboration represents a qualitative leap in our training methodology. We are integrating the most advanced technology to transform the evaluation and growth of our young talents. Footovision will provide the Academy with a complete match analysis service, based on high-precision tracking and event data, which will be converted into actionable and personalized insights.

Sevilla FC Academy thus consolidates a unique training model, where talent, methodology, and now the most robust and adaptable data analysis technology work together to build the next generation of Sevilla footballers.