Sevilla vs Osasuna Preview

Monday night’s La Liga action comes from the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium, where Sevilla host Osasuna with both sides looking for a response after difficult recent runs. Sevilla sit sixth on 14 points from nine games, while Osasuna are tenth on 11. The underlying numbers are less flattering for either side: Sevilla have conceded more league goals than they have scored, with a goal difference of -2, and Osasuna’s -8 is the fourth-worst in the division despite their mid-table position. Both clubs last played on 18 October, so neither has had a midweek fixture to contend with. Kick-off is at 8pm GMT.

Sevilla are without a win in four, with one victory, one draw and three defeats across their last five. The latest was a 4-1 defeat away to Real Madrid on 18 October, and the game before it was a six-goal draw, 3-3 away at Levante. Further back, they lost 3-1 to Aston Villa in a friendly at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán on 2 October and by the same scoreline at home to Barcelona in the league in September. The one win in the sample is the oldest of the five, a 1-0 victory away to Deportivo La Coruña on 16 September. Thirteen goals conceded in five games is the standout figure, with three or more let in during four of those matches. They have scored in all five, but only once managed more than a single goal.

Osasuna’s last outing brought their only win in the sample, a 2-0 home victory over Racing Santander on 18 October, which ended a four-game winless run. Before that, they were beaten 5-2 away at Betis, and in September they drew 1-1 at home to Rayo Vallecano. The two oldest results are both defeats: 4-0 away to Atlético Madrid and a 2-0 home loss to Espanyol. That makes one win, one draw and three defeats, with five goals scored and 12 conceded. Their away form stands out for the wrong reasons, with nine goals conceded and only two scored across the two road games in this sample. At home, they took four points from three games.

Osasuna edge the last five meetings with two wins to Sevilla’s one, and the other two finished level. The most recent was a 2-1 Osasuna win at home in April, while Sevilla took the one before it, 1-0 at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán in November 2025. Home advantage has counted for plenty in this fixture: Osasuna won both games on their own ground, and Sevilla are unbeaten in the three home meetings in the sample, with that 1-0 win sitting alongside two 1-1 draws. Goals have been scarce too, with nine in five games and no side scoring more than twice.

Sevilla go into the game sixth on 14 points, three ahead of tenth-placed Osasuna on 11. A Sevilla win would take them to 17 points and above Real Sociedad into fifth on current standings.

In Spain, the match is live on M+ LALIGA TV and Movistar+, with LaLiga TV Bar HD also carrying it. UK viewers can tune in on Premier Sports 1 or stream through Premier Sports Player, while in the USA it’s on ESPN Deportes, with ESPN+, the ESPN App and fuboTV streaming.

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