La Liga hopeful Cadiz is in dire need of a win at Sevilla in mid-week as it attempts to salvage its top flight future on Wednesday.
A penultimate home fixture of the season sees Sevilla attempt to launch a late lunge into the top half of La Liga when the club hosts a Cadiz team desperate to escape relegation on Wednesday. Mauricio Pellegrino’s side are five points adrift of safety with only three games left to play this season and cannot afford any more dropped points if they’re to remain part of Spain’s top flight next season. Sevilla has already salvaged its La Liga status after a recent rise in form, though the club is targeting a swift comeback after a late collapse at Villarreal in its last outing.
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Quique Sanchez Flores has succeeded in salvaging Sevilla’s season and recently guided the club on its best run of form this term, going undefeated in five and winning all but one of those.
Los Nervionenses were close to extending that streak at Villarreal on Saturday when they led 2-1 with barely five minutes to go before the host unleashed a well-timed barrage.
Two goals from Youssef En-Nesyri had Sevilla ahead in the game’s closing stages, only for Yerson Mosquera and Alexander Sorloth to rescue all three points for Villarreal.
Cadiz, meanwhile, ended a run of four games without a win on Sunday after defeating Getafe 1-0, making it three wins in its last five home fixtures.
However, it’s a major point for concern that The Yellow Submarine is still waiting on its first away win of the league campaign, with two of its three remaining games this season being on the road.
Pellegrino’s men will be all but certain to drop down a division if they fail to win and 17th-place Celta Vigo beats Athletic Bilbao in its own Wednesday outing.
Cadiz will be elated to have Darwin Machis back fit for the trip, but the group of Luis Hernandez, Romingue Kouame, Jorge Mere, Jose Mari Martin and Fede San Emeterio miss out due to injury.
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