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“Álex Baena opens the scoring with a right-footed shot from a difficult angle, catching Sevilla cold inside the opening minutes.”
Pivotal“Ademola Lookman doubles the lead with a right-footed finish from the left side of the box after Sevilla failed to clear their lines from a corner situation.”
Pivotal“Álex Baena completes his brace with a superb strike from outside the box, effectively ending the contest before half-time.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Atlético де Madrid produced a clinical away performance, scoring three times in the first 33 minutes despite Sevilla dominating possession (58% for Sevilla's opponents but 65 dominance rating suggests otherwise on the ball) and racking up 63 dangerous attacks to Atlético's 13. Álex Baena was the difference-maker with two well-taken goals either side of Ademola Lookman's strike, as Atlético's clinical edge - just 12 shots to Sevilla's 20 but equally sharp on target - proved decisive. Sevilla pushed hard after the break and got a lifeline through Peque Fernández's 67th-minute goal, but the three-goal cushion built in the opening half hour was too much to overturn. For Atlético, sitting in a strong position with title ambitions, this is exactly the kind of professional away win required; for Sevilla, mid-table and out of form, it's another reminder that territorial dominance means little without cutting edge in front of goal.
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Sevilla host Atlético de Madrid on Saturday night at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán looking to make it three wins from three in La Liga, while Atlético arrive stung by a 2-2 draw with Villarreal and dealing with the confirmed absence of key forward Julián Álvarez. With both sides in the top six and the title race already taking shape, this Andalusian showdown carries serious early-season weight.