Sevilla V Real Madrid: lines, statistics and review

Review for Seville v Real Madrid

Sevilla head Joaquin Caparros described Carla Ancelotti as a “world leader” while paying the fall of the departing Real Madrid coach over the weekend.

Ancelotti will monitor the Madrid match on Sunday on Sunday, before knocking down his second magic in a home game next weekend with Real Sociedad.

The Italian will then take over the national side of Brazil and try to lead them to the glory of the World Cup next summer.

It is a great move for Ancelotti – and most likely for Madrid with Xabi Alons, which is ready to take over – but Caparros thinks it will be a great loss for La League.

He said, “Carlo is a world leader. When players like Sergia Ramos, Lionel Messi or Cristiano (Ronaldo) leave La Liga loses value, as Carla’s departure also loses value because he is a reference for all coaches.

“Because of your behavior at press conferences, because of the way he says the right things at the club … You have to know how to win and lose, all coaches have to listen to Ancelotti.”

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Ancelotti will leave Madrid on the back of the season without a trophy. Although his side beat the real Mallorca on Wednesday, the Barcelona victory over Espanyol meant that the title was heading back to Catalonia.

Madrid is also full of key players, but Caparros, who is now thinking about his own future after a parachute in a short -term agreement to save Seville, does not underestimate Los Blancos, adding: “We want to give joy to fans, but Madrid is Madrid.

“There are DNA that the players who put on that shirt know that they have to win and give 100 percent. But hopefully they will play a good game and give a good picture. Then we are all happy in the end.”

In recent weeks, it has not been easy time for Seville.

Last Saturday defeat at 10-year-old Celta Vigo followed fans who broke into training and forced players to sleep in the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios complex.

The victory of the mid -week over Las Palmas, however, has mitigated the pressure, the top safety is now provided.

Caparros added: “There was a magnificent atmosphere of Aginsta Las Palmas and that says a lot about a club like ours.

“The fans were with a team despite the chance of relegation.”