The final whistle blew at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, and Leganés emerged victorious, defeating Sevilla 3-0! It was a dominant performance by the visitors, who controlled the game from start to finish, capitalizing on opportunities to secure a crucial win.
Leganés, despite having less possession (36% compared to Sevilla's 64%), played a tactical game, focusing on quick transitions and creating chances from set pieces and through the box. The team's offensive approach was clearly effective, with goals from Braithwaite, and En-Nesyri, demonstrating their striking prowess and clinical finishing.
Sevilla, playing at home, seemed a little off from the start. Their game plan appeared to be to rely heavily on passing and controlling the tempo, but this approach wasn't successful in finding the back of the net. Substitution strategies from both sides tried to create a different momentum throughout the game. Though Sevilla had more shots in the match, they weren't able to convert their chances effectively. The crowd certainly felt it, and their efforts to create offensive momentum didn't bear fruit on the scoreboard.
The most exciting moments of the game were undoubtedly the goals themselves. Leganés' quick strikes in the first half and the impressive second-half performance set the tone for their victory. The late substitution by both teams added an interesting dynamic to the game in the final stages.
It was a real battle of wills and strategy. Leganés clearly came to play and were able to capitalize on their chances. Sevilla, despite their efforts, found it tough to penetrate the visitors' defense. Ultimately, Leganés' sharper approach and goal-scoring prowess were the difference makers in a hard-fought contest.