Overview

• Alexis Sánchez converted a VAR-reviewed penalty to open the scoring and Isaac Romero made it 2-0 before Marcus Rashford pulled one back on the stroke of halftime.
• Robert Lewandowski missed a late penalty that could have tied the match, and Sevilla finished it off with late counters from Carmona and Adams for the 4-1 scoreline.
• The result came days after a Champions League defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, handing Barcelona a second straight loss and their first league setback of the season.
• Real Madrid regained top spot in LaLiga and now hold a two-point advantage after Barcelona's defeat in Seville.
• Pedri called for autocrítica over a poor first half, and coach Hansi Flick acknowledged “big errors” while pointing to the upcoming international break as a chance to reset.