SEVILLA, Spain — Fans of Sevilla FC gather in large numbers on Sunday as the team played against Deportivo Alavés at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, showing a mix of hope and frustration.
Despite an initial lead from Peque’s goal, Sevilla could only secure a 1-1 draw, leaving the supporters disappointed. This match marked the return of Joaquín Caparrós to the coaching position, his fourth reign, after the club had been experiencing a challenging season.
The atmosphere in the stadium was charged, with chants from the fans expressing discontent towards the club’s management. Many supporters held signs criticizing the board while others shouted their dissatisfaction during the match.
Caparrós, who has a long history with the club, expressed disappointment after the game, stating, “We need to turn this around. The team showed determination, but we must convert our chances into goals to secure victories.” The match featured several missed opportunities for Sevilla to extend their lead.
In the second half, Sevilla had clear chances to take the lead, but a lack of finishing saw them unable to capitalize. Alavés equalized later in the game, leading to more frustration among the local fans.
The team is now looking to recover in upcoming matches, with Caparrós hoping to inspire the squad to better performance against future opponents.
