The Brazilian Luis Fabiano, who scored three of the four goals (4-1) of his team, the joy returned to Sevilla in the league and left more plunged the Levant, which has five consecutive defeats and no wins on the road since September 22, when he did in Almeria 0-1. He repeated the Seville team at the Sanchez Pizjuan after last Tuesday and won 3-0 at Villarreal to qualify for the semifinals of the Copa del Rey, but this time was the party that opened the second round of the League, which local authorities were obliged to win to begin to approach the high places of the classification.Levante, meanwhile, arrived in Seville in relegation after four consecutive defeats, the last in Zaragoza to a direct rival to stay. Training directed by Luis García Plaza, who could not watch the game from the bench to be punished, showed defensive order in the first quarter of an hour, something that had already shown in previous encounters, then, despite losing, he always did by the minimum.
On this occasion handcuffed Sevilla offensive players until the Brazilian Luis Fabiano, head to pass the Ivorian Romaric Ndri, was given a clear chance to score, but the goal Manuel Reina responded well. Álvaro Negredo could also mark the 25 minutes after a great control not only known complete set with the goal of Valencia, who saw the rival increased its pressure moments for Luis Fabiano, after a great center of Jesus Navas, achieved the 1-0 with a spectacular header.
Visitor training, which finally fell out of the squad his latest signing, Brazilian striker on loan from Arsenal London Welligton Silva, did not react at any time and was the central Frenchman Julien Escude who headed home to put the 2 -0 measured after a corner kick Romaric. Before the break, the right side grabbed the Javi Venta Fernando Navarro left side inside the penalty area and turned it almost Luis Fabiano to leave the crash sentenced.
In the second half, Luis García Plaza Xisco Nadal ushered to give more power to attack Levant, but Sevilla, defense advanced, complicated by the actions of the Ecuadorian striker Felipe Caicedo, all alone to try to bridge the gap in marker. Xisco Muñoz was exbético did know that breaking the offside trap and, just before the goal Andrés Palop, who reappeared several weeks after injury, won 3-1.
The emboldened both by the visitors to the local apparent relaxation, but he tempers cooled when Luis Fabiano won the third of his own staff to manufacture a move that ended with a forehand hit for Queen. The slab was 4-1 and very difficult to move to the Levant, not more worried a lot Sevilla pressed not to think about the Cup game next Wednesday at the Sánchez Pizjuán against Real Madrid.
Datasheet: 4 - Sevilla FC: Palop; Dabo, Sergio Sánchez, Escudé, Fernando Navarro, Jesus Navas, Zokora (Fazio, m.79), Romaric, Perotti, Luis Fabiano (Kanoute, m.81) and Negredo (Alfaro, m.75) 1 - UD Levante: Reina, Javi Venta, Ballesteros, Hector Rodas, honor, Valdo, Pallardó, Xavi Torres, Juanlu (Xisco Nadal, m.54), Xisco Muñoz (Stuani, m.65) and Philip Caicedo (Iborra, m.75).
Goals: 1-0, m.28: Luis Fabiano. 2-0, M.39: Escudé. 3-0, M.43: Luis Fabiano penalty. 3-1, M.58: Xisco Muñoz. 4-1, M.68: Luis Fabiano. Referee: Fernando Teixeira Vitienes (Committee Cantabria). He admonished the local Zokora (M.33) and Kanoute (m.85), and visitors Héctor Rodas (m.36) and honor (m.89).
Incidents: Match played at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan to about 35 thousand spectators.
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