Sevilla FC picked up a very important win tonight at the Nuevo Mirandilla in Cádiz, despite the fact that the squad was ravaged by both injuries and COVID cases. That was also the case for Cádiz CF, who had a significant numbers of absences too, who fought hard to take something out of the match. Ocampos scored the only goal of the match early on in the second half, but the visitors were somehow unable to extend their lead, with a flurry of chances after they had taken the lead. Lopetegui's side had to dig deep late on to maintain their lead, but Bono was not really troubled. Sevilla FC are now on 41 points and remain second in the table, but, crucially, they have extended their lead over the chasing pack.
Practically the only clear-cut chance in the first half came inside two minutes. Sevilla won the ball high up the pitch on the right-hand side thanks to Ocampos. His low cross fell to Jordán, after Papu had left the ball for him, but the midfielder could only find the side-netting. The hosts sat deep in their half and rarely ventured forward, barely threatening Bono, but they kept Sevilla at a distance and prevented them from causing any problems for Ledesma. Lopetegui then moved to a 4-3-3, to allow Acuña and Augustinsson to press forward.