Sevilla Malaga tied to the Chilean Manuel Pellegrini (0-0), the bottom team that did little to deserve the point made, but alienating the Seville European choices, unable to take the sting of Villarreal and Espanyol. Sevilla coach Gregorio Manzano, opted for a once strong in the field with the Ivorian Romaric and Zokora, but waived a striker to play Croatia's Ivan Rakitic coupling with the Brazilian Luis Fabiano.
With the Malian Frederic Kanoute on the bench and without a second striker born, all Sevilla became predictable and the lack of spark end Jesus Navas and Diego Perotti converted to Sevilla in a safe team in attack. For its part, Malaga had to overcome to start late injury Portuguese Sergio Barbosa "Doubt", announced in the starting lineup and replaced by Italian Enzo Maresca, and goalkeeper Sergio Asenjo after a collision with Luis Fabiano after five minutes.
The Brazilian squandered delivery to play the ball with power Malacitana and had a couple of occasions to advance his team during the first half hour, but the striker was unable to define Arnau. The clearest of Luis Fabiano was the stroke of halftime but, after leaving a defender sitting with a big cut, he amused himself with the ball and had time to Martin Demichelis to abort the best chance of the game for Sevilla.
Little news of Manuel Pellegrini set up then, and he was comfortable holding the ball behind the few local connections and a low of Doubt was too important to give some joy in attack. Venezuelan striker Jose Rondon just appeared, while Brazilian striker Julio Baptista showed it too thick as to create danger.
Still, the star signing of Manchester during the winter could overtake his team in Ecuador in the first half, while Fazio was quick to intercept the shot the Brazilian. After passing through the locker room, Manzano regained its original schedule and ushered by Romaric Kanoute, Sevilla allowing more frequently reach Malacitana area, but with lack of ideas to find the way to goal.
The central Alexis could find nothing more to start the second half after a corner kick and the subsequent failure of the rear of Malaga, but, unaccustomed to join the attack, the defender shot wide when the stands and sang the goal. However, little effervescence lasted for the home side, who was unable to disturb the goal of Arnaud to the despair of the Sevilla fans.
Malaga least made an attempt to find the winning goal, as it seemed content to snatch a point Pijzuán Sánchez. Sevilla tried to finish with long balls Malacitana heart of the area, but the time was upon him and said goodbye to the game without a touchdown, after giving away the first half.
- Technical: 0 - Sevilla: Palop, Sergio Sanchez, Alexis, Fazio, Fernando Navarro, Jesus Navas, Zokora, Romaric (Kanoute, m.45), Perotti, Rakitic and Luis Fabiano (Negredo, m.75). 0 - Malaga: Sergio Asenjo (Arnau, m.7), Eliseu, Weligton, Demichelis, Gaspar, Recio, Fernando, Maresca (Sandro Silva, m.70), Camacho, Baptista and Rondon (Fernández, m.75).
Referee: Muniz Fernandez (Asturias Committee). Zokora (M.18), Sergio Sánchez (m.36), Gaspar (m.40), Romaric (m.45), Sandro Silva (m.84), Arnau (m.89), Eliseu (m.89) and Fernando Navarro (m.90). Subs: Party for the twenty-second day of the first division league, played at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán before more than 40,000 spectators. 
With the Malian Frederic Kanoute on the bench and without a second striker born, all Sevilla became predictable and the lack of spark end Jesus Navas and Diego Perotti converted to Sevilla in a safe team in attack. For its part, Malaga had to overcome to start late injury Portuguese Sergio Barbosa "Doubt", announced in the starting lineup and replaced by Italian Enzo Maresca, and goalkeeper Sergio Asenjo after a collision with Luis Fabiano after five minutes.
The Brazilian squandered delivery to play the ball with power Malacitana and had a couple of occasions to advance his team during the first half hour, but the striker was unable to define Arnau. The clearest of Luis Fabiano was the stroke of halftime but, after leaving a defender sitting with a big cut, he amused himself with the ball and had time to Martin Demichelis to abort the best chance of the game for Sevilla.
Little news of Manuel Pellegrini set up then, and he was comfortable holding the ball behind the few local connections and a low of Doubt was too important to give some joy in attack. Venezuelan striker Jose Rondon just appeared, while Brazilian striker Julio Baptista showed it too thick as to create danger.
Still, the star signing of Manchester during the winter could overtake his team in Ecuador in the first half, while Fazio was quick to intercept the shot the Brazilian. After passing through the locker room, Manzano regained its original schedule and ushered by Romaric Kanoute, Sevilla allowing more frequently reach Malacitana area, but with lack of ideas to find the way to goal.
The central Alexis could find nothing more to start the second half after a corner kick and the subsequent failure of the rear of Malaga, but, unaccustomed to join the attack, the defender shot wide when the stands and sang the goal. However, little effervescence lasted for the home side, who was unable to disturb the goal of Arnaud to the despair of the Sevilla fans.
Malaga least made an attempt to find the winning goal, as it seemed content to snatch a point Pijzuán Sánchez. Sevilla tried to finish with long balls Malacitana heart of the area, but the time was upon him and said goodbye to the game without a touchdown, after giving away the first half.
- Technical: 0 - Sevilla: Palop, Sergio Sanchez, Alexis, Fazio, Fernando Navarro, Jesus Navas, Zokora, Romaric (Kanoute, m.45), Perotti, Rakitic and Luis Fabiano (Negredo, m.75). 0 - Malaga: Sergio Asenjo (Arnau, m.7), Eliseu, Weligton, Demichelis, Gaspar, Recio, Fernando, Maresca (Sandro Silva, m.70), Camacho, Baptista and Rondon (Fernández, m.75).
Referee: Muniz Fernandez (Asturias Committee). Zokora (M.18), Sergio Sánchez (m.36), Gaspar (m.40), Romaric (m.45), Sandro Silva (m.84), Arnau (m.89), Eliseu (m.89) and Fernando Navarro (m.90). Subs: Party for the twenty-second day of the first division league, played at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán before more than 40,000 spectators.
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