La Liga - TV and streaming channels to watch Sevilla vs Real Madrid

September 21, 2019 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: La Liga, Sevilla, Real Madrid, TV Schedules, TV Listings

The league leaders will host Los Blancos in one of the worst moments possible for Zidane and Co. Don't miss this clash with our detailed guide.

What is Sevilla and Real Madrid's form's form ahead of this match?

Sevilla makes it to this game with four wins out of their five competitive games this season in all comps, including their 3-0 win against Qarabag in the UEFA Europa League. Curiously, Sevilla will try to win their first game at home this season, since their only outing at Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium ended in a draw against Celta.

Real Madrid lost their first game of the season against PSG, but they remain unbeaten in La Liga. Los Blancos have won two and drawn their other two games, which kind of gives them hope for Sunday's match. The team's record away from home shows a win (against Celta, 3-1) and a draw against Villarreal (2-2).

What position do Sevilla and Real Madrid occupy prior to this game in La Liga?

Sevilla is the current La Liga leader, having won three out of their four games in the domestic competition. Los Hispalenses have scored five times while conceding only once, which cements their spot as the best team in the Spanish top-flight.

Real Madrid enters this game in third place, with two wins and two draws to their name. The Spanish capital giants have not been able to keep a clean sheet all season long, and that's a major cause for concern for Zidane due to Sevilla's elusive attack.

Sevilla vs Real Madrid - Who's in and who's out

Coach Julen Lopetegui will have to deal with Nolito's absence. The footballer is the only injury concern for the Andalucian side.

Zinedine Zidane could have to deal with up to five absences. Luka Modric, Fede Valverde and Marco Asensio have been ruled out of the game, while Isco and Marcelo will be assessed hours before the game to determine their availability.

Sevilla vs Real Madrid - Head-to-head stats

There have been no draws between these teams in the past six games. Each team has taken home three wins.
Real Madrid has only won one of their last six games at Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium.
Three members of Sevilla's squad have a past with Real Madrid: left back Sergio Reguilón (on loan until 2020), coach Julen Lopetegui (sacked back in October 2018) and striker Javier Hernández.
Zidane has never been able to win a game at Sánchez Pizjuán. His record shows two losses and one draw against Los Hispalenses in their own stadium.
Sevilla has outscored Real Madrid 8-3 in their last three meetings at Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium.
The last La Liga game between these sides ended in a 2-0 win for Real Madrid.
Sevilla managed to win their last home game against Los Blancos while Julen Lopetegui coached the team in 2018. That game ended in a 3-0 win for Los Hispalenses.