Sevilla vs atlético madrid

General statistics Total Home Away Total Home Away Rank 11 3 Matches played 38 19 19 38 19 19 Wins 13 7 6 23 13 10 Draws 10 5 5 8 3 5 Losses 15 7 8 7 3 4 Goals for 47 24 23 70 41 29 Goals against 54 25 29 33 15 18 Points 49 26 23 77 42 35 Clean sheets 9 4 5 13 6 7 Avg. goals scored p/m 1.24 1.26 1.21 1.84 2.16 1.53 Avg. goals conceded p/m 1.42 1.32 1.53 0.87 0.79 0.95 Avg. time 1st goal scored 42m 43m 41m 42m 39m 45m Avg. time 1st goal conced. 39m 42m 36m 52m 57m 46m Failed to score 7 5 2 5 2 3 Biggest victory Biggest defeat

Atletico Madrid, the reigning La Liga champions, may have just seen any shot of repeating evaporate on Saturday in Sevilla. Diego Simeone's side, riddled with injuries in defense, looked set to earn a draw or potential win before conceding a late goal that sealed a 2-1 loss. The defeat sees Los Colchoneros fail to move into the top four, while keeping them 13 points back of current title favorites Real Madrid. With so many issues at the back, Atleti looked like they would be able to weather the storm, even after conceding early, but things fell apart late with both defenders and midfielders failing to react on a loose ball with Lucas Ocampos scoring the winner in the 88th minute. Entering the match, these are the injuries Simeone had to deal with in defense: • CB Jose Maria Gimenez: Out since early December with a muscle injury • CB Stefan Savic: Out since early December with a muscle injury • RB Sime Vrsalkjo: Out since early December with a head injury And those injuries, including their starting centerback pairing, have resulted in poor performances, especially when you consider Simeone has had to start center midfielder Geoffrey Kondogbia to help fill that centerback void for the past three games. Craving even more coverage of the world's game? Listen below and follow ¡Qué Golazo! A Daily CBS Soccer Podcast where we take you beyond the pitch and around the globe for commentary, previews, recaps and more. The injuries have even caused Simeone to use three at the back at...

They head into this fixture on the back of a 1-1 draw with crosstown rivals Real Madrid and will be upbeat about their chances against the Andalusian heavyweights. Sevilla have struggled for form in this campaign and are 14th in the league table with just 25 points from 23 matches. They have won just twice in their last five league outings and need something special to defeat the Rojiblancos at the Metropolitano. Which TV channel is the game on, and how can you stream it live online? GOAL brings you everything you need to know. Atletico vs Sevilla : Date & kick-off time Game: Atletico vs Sevilla Date: March 4, 2023 Kick-off: 3:00 pm ET Venue: Wanda Metropolitano Where to watch Atletico vs Sevilla on TV & live stream online This page contains affiliate links. When you subscribe through the links provided, we may earn a commission. In the United States (US), the match can be watched live on ESPN Deportes and live-streamed on ESPN+. Check out GOAL's Soccer on U.S. TV guide Atletico Madrid squad and team news Reinildo, Sergio Reguilon and Rodrigo De Paul will miss this fixture with injuries while Angel Correa and Nahuel Molina remain suspended. The rest of the squad is available for selection. Atletico predicted XI: Oblak; Doherty, Gimenez, Savic, Hermoso; Llorente, Koke, Barrios, Carrasco; Griezmann, Morata Position Players Goalkeepers Oblak, Grbic. Defenders Gimenez, Savic, Hermoso, Doherty. Midfielders Kondogbia, Witsel, De Paul, Llorente, Koke, Niguez, Barrios, Lemar. Forw...