US EditionOviedo 1-0 Sevilla: Results, Summary and Goals
Real Oviedo capitalized on Tanguy Nianzou’s red card and a José Ángel Carmona booking to hold a 1-0 halftime lead.
- On Sunday, Real Oviedo defeated Sevilla 1-0, with Federico Viñas scoring the decisive goal in the 32nd minute. Sevilla played with ten men after defender Tanguy Nianzou received a straight red card in the 39th minute.
- Following their third consecutive league defeat, Sevilla dropped to 17th place. The loss marked the debut of coach Luis García Plaza, who replaced Argentine coach Matías Almeyda before the international break.
- Playing shorthanded from the 39th minute, Sevilla struggled to recover after Tanguy Nianzou received the dismissal. Coach Plaza acknowledged the impact: "We didn't expect to play with 10 men for so long."
- Real Oviedo now holds 24 points, narrowing the gap to seven points behind Sevilla. The club has won two of its last three league matches, keeping its survival bid alive.
- The result leaves Sevilla just two points above the relegation zone in the Spanish league. Elsewhere, Getafe boosted European qualification chances with a 2-0 win over Athletic Bilbao, while Celta defeated Valencia 3-2 in other Sunday action.
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