There was little action to do in his own goal, so he decided to go up to the other to decide the game. Yassine Bono is at the peak of his powers and he demonstrated so once more in one of those special moments that football can bring you. The Moroccan goalkeeper turned the game around with the last kick of the ball after he had gone up for a corner in search of an equaliser after Orellana had scored a penalty at the end of the first half. Real Valladolid thought they had held on but Sevilla never surrender and found a point on one of those days that nothing seems to go in. Ahead of Real Sociedad's match against FC Barcelona tomorrow, Sevilla go into the international break a point up and relieved after a challenging game.
Sevilla started strongly at the José Zorrilla, getting out of the blocks quickly and pushing Valladolid into their half. They concentrated play down both wings with Suso and Papu Gómez the stars of the show. Papu would have the first chance of the game, cutting inside from the left and firing in a right-footed shot that Roberto had to parry away. The ball fell to En-Nesyri but the Moroccan could not adjust quickly enough to the rebound.
Valladolid's only shot on target in the first half was Orellana's penalty
However, the home side slowly but surely got into the game and relieved themselves of Sevilla's pressure, even venturing into the opposite half but without ever causing much trouble for Bono in goal. Valladolid's game plan was to utilise their strikers' pace on the counter, but their goal came from an unexpected moment. The ball was sent into the box and the Israeli Weissman contested the cross with Diego Carlos and Rekik. After looking at VAR, Estrada Fernández decided the Dutch defender had committed a foul and pointed to the spot. Orellana scored, a blow for Sevilla with what was Valladolid's first shot on target.