Espanyol
SevillaDay 4
Espanyol: 13. Dmitrović - 6. Cabrera L., 14. Núñez U. (Riedel C., 86), 21. Hinojo (Hartman Q., 86), 23. El Hilali (Zaragoza Br., 75) - 20. Moscardo (Gonzalez U., 59) - 8. Edu Expósito, 24. Dolan - 22. Calatrava (Fernandez Mar., 59), 28. Hernandez J. - 9. Fernández Rob.
Substitution: Gonzalez U. (from 59); Fernandez Mar. (from 59); Zaragoza Br. (from 75); Hartman Q. (from 86); Riedel C. (from 86)
Bench: 1. Fortuño - 16. Drkušić - 10. Lozano P., 26. Bauzà - 17. Carreras - 11. Milla P.
Yellow Cards: Calatrava 14; Moscardo 46
Sevilla: 1. Vlachodimos - 4. Salas K., 12. Sangante (till 56), 17. Suazo - 6. Agoume - 2. Iglesias J., 8. Kochorashvili (Fofana Y., 54), 18. Guridi (Bueno M., 71) - 30. Sierra Miguel (Carmona J.Á., 71) - 9. Ure R. (Stassin, 54), 21. Ejuke (Castrín, 60)
Substitution: Fofana Y. (from 54); Stassin (from 54); Castrín (from 60); Carmona J.Á. (from 71); Bueno M. (from 71)
Bench: 13. Gonzalez Fran - 3. Díaz J. - 20. Correia - 7. Alfon, 10. Peque Fernández, 16. Romero Is.
Yellow Cards: Kochorashvili 2; Ure R. 27; Sierra Miguel 40
Red cards: Sangante 56'
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