Sevilla look balmy morning a victory that will allow Continental to forget the defeat against Porto and continue to fight for European places, but must win a very weak Hercules home but it comes loaded with confidence after the win last weekend against Zaragoza (2-1). Although Sevilla played "his best game at home against Porto as coach Gregorio Manzano, the defeat leaves it to the brink of elimination, while the eighth league competition is equated with Getafe in seventh place, which would be eligible to play the next edition of the Europa League.
However, the set does not waive Sevilla Porto and will eliminate the rest to find a major player in land lusas comeback, but the main question will be the goalkeeper Andres Palop, which is subject to evolution by some discomfort in the calf. Although both teams go through an irregular situation, the trust Sevilla beat a Hercules who happens to be one of the worst "home teams in first, with only six points and has scored two wins at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán in twenty meetings .
The dual objectives of Hercules will get his second win of the season as a visitor and also the second straight win in the league, something that has not achieved since the competition began. The rushed final day victory against Zaragoza (2-1) meant a boost for a Hercules, not to have scored three points, would have been achieved by the teams in the relegation zone.
The group faces a challenge from Alicante to Sevilla in the absence of the injured Francisco Peña, Nelson Haedo Valdez and Royston Drenthe, who could no longer play against Zaragoza. French striker David Trezeguet will be the benchmark in attack after the last game of Hercules as a visitor, in Valencia, losing the title.
Probable lineups Sevilla: Palop and Javi Varas, Cáceres, Alexis, Escudé, Fernando Navarro, Jesus Navas, Zokora, Rakitic, Perotti, Luis Fabiano and Negredo. Hercules: Calatayud, Cortes, Abraham Paz, Pamarot, Pulhac; Farinós, Abel Aguilar, Kiko, Tote, Thomert, and Trezeguet. Referee: Turienzo Alvarez (castellanoleonés Committee).
Stadium: Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán. Time: 12:00 pm Central Time Mexico. 


However, the set does not waive Sevilla Porto and will eliminate the rest to find a major player in land lusas comeback, but the main question will be the goalkeeper Andres Palop, which is subject to evolution by some discomfort in the calf. Although both teams go through an irregular situation, the trust Sevilla beat a Hercules who happens to be one of the worst "home teams in first, with only six points and has scored two wins at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán in twenty meetings .
The dual objectives of Hercules will get his second win of the season as a visitor and also the second straight win in the league, something that has not achieved since the competition began. The rushed final day victory against Zaragoza (2-1) meant a boost for a Hercules, not to have scored three points, would have been achieved by the teams in the relegation zone.
The group faces a challenge from Alicante to Sevilla in the absence of the injured Francisco Peña, Nelson Haedo Valdez and Royston Drenthe, who could no longer play against Zaragoza. French striker David Trezeguet will be the benchmark in attack after the last game of Hercules as a visitor, in Valencia, losing the title.
Probable lineups Sevilla: Palop and Javi Varas, Cáceres, Alexis, Escudé, Fernando Navarro, Jesus Navas, Zokora, Rakitic, Perotti, Luis Fabiano and Negredo. Hercules: Calatayud, Cortes, Abraham Paz, Pamarot, Pulhac; Farinós, Abel Aguilar, Kiko, Tote, Thomert, and Trezeguet. Referee: Turienzo Alvarez (castellanoleonés Committee).
Stadium: Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán. Time: 12:00 pm Central Time Mexico.


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