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Sevilla vs Real Madrid Preview & Prediction

by Alex Lawes ·
Sevilla vs Real Madrid Preview & Prediction

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Sevilla have propelled themselves up the table as they take on a Real Madrid side that are very much in crisis at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan.

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Sevilla vs Real Madrid prediction

Luis Garcia Plaza was under pressure but three successive victories for Sevilla has seen them move out of the bottom three and the relegation places and, somehow, such is the congestion in the table, just two points off the European spots with two matches to go.

They face a Real Madrid side that did manage to edge past rock-bottom and now relegated Real Oviedo by two goals to nil at the Bernabeu in midweek but the boos and whistles of the home crowd dominated proceedings amid plenty of talk of regular in-fighting from pretty much everyone, as well as Kylian Mbappe publicly stating that Alvaro Arbeloa has made him the fourth striker with Los Blancos.

Real Madrid are a bit of a mess at the moment and the hostility and heat of an in-form Sevilla side searching for a remarkable conclusion to a ridiculous campaign, with Sergio Ramos set to complete a takeover of the club, is a tough one to deal with.

Sevilla vs Real Madrid tip: Sevilla to win & both teams to score

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