“Neal Maupay gave Sevilla a shock lead against the run of play, meeting a Djibril Sow delivery with a header from the centre of the box that gave the goalkeeper no chance — Osasuna had dominated but were punished for their wastefulness.”
Pivotal“Raúl García pulled Osasuna level with a composed left-footed strike into the bottom left corner from the centre of the box, restoring parity and reigniting El Sadar just ten minutes after the hosts had fallen behind.”
Pivotal“Alejandro Catena crowned a dramatic finale with a stoppage-time header to win it for Osasuna, completing a remarkable comeback from a goal down and sending El Sadar into raptures — notable also that Catena had been booked seconds earlier.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Osasuna dominated this match for long stretches, finishing with 61% possession, 15 shots to Sevilla's eight, and four big chances created — yet they fell behind when Sevilla struck against the run of play through Neal Maupay's header on 69 minutes. The visitors had been largely contained but took their only real opportunity of the half with clinical efficiency, Djibril Sow's assist coming just moments after his yellow card. Osasuna responded with the urgency the situation required, Raúl García reducing the deficit with a composed left-footed finish from the centre of the box on 80 minutes, before Alejandro Catena headed home in the 90th to complete a stunning turnaround. For Sevilla, the defeat is a damaging blow to any lingering ambitions given their lower league position, while Osasuna's ability to grind out victories despite wastefulness in front of goal — three big chances missed — underlines their resilience and home strength.
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