Sevilla Unleashes Fury: Oviedo Dismantled 4-0 at the Sánchez Pizjuán

Durchschnitt Futmetrix-Wertung: 51/100. A masterclass in intensity at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán as Sevilla left Oviedo—already battling relegation—with no avenue of escape.

The Early Onslaught

By minute 4, Adams had set the tone with a clinical finish, Agoume providing the assist in a move that encapsulated Sevilla's control. Oviedo arrived at the Sánchez Pizjuán disarmed, their defence unable to match the sevillistas' tempo. That early strike carried stakes beyond the scoreline—it signalled that Oviedo's relegation battle would only worsen.

The Attacking Siege

With 13 shots to Oviedo's 4, Sevilla orchestrated perfect balance between possession (55%) and execution. Djibril Sow doubled the lead in the 22nd minute with a composed finish, whilst Batista Mendy (8.3 rating) sealed the rout with a 51st-minute header, assisted by Adams. The midfielder was Sevilla's heartbeat—winning duels, orchestrating transitions. Oviedo's xG of 0.64 versus Sevilla's 1.97 told the story of a side utterly outgunned.

The Expulsion and the Denouement

In the 83rd minute, David Carmo received a red card for a reckless challenge—a moment that crystallised Oviedo's desperation. But the final blow came in the 89th: substitute Chidera Ejuke, introduced in the 77th minute, finished a flowing move set up by Oso to make it 4-0. The Nigerian winger was the perfect executioner of a defence in freefall, vindicating Sevilla's tactical tweaks.