Match Results Sevilla vs Atletico Madrid: Score 1-0

Sevilla earned an important victory when Atletico Madrid at the 9 th week of La Liga on (23/10). With this result, Sevilla are top of the standings with 20 points.

In the first round, the meeting between the top teams ended with a 0-0 draw. In the second half on 73 minutes, Steven Nzonzi eventually became the winner Sevilla 1-0.

From the first minute, Sevilla who appeared in front of his own supporters directly pressing play. The first chance the host happens when Nasri sent a hull and greeted N'Zonzi, but the header it can still be stopped Jan Oblak.

Shortly after that, Atletico also have the opportunity to open the scoring on 17 minutes but Kevin Gameiro shot do they easily caught by Sergio Rico.

Then turn Angel Correa has a chance in the 39th minute to put Atletico ahead. But unfortunately, shot from inside the penalty box still sideways.

After no goals in the first half, Sevilla directly provide a threat at the beginning of the second half. After the cooperation between Nasri and Vazquez, Vietto shot. But the ball is already past the visitors' keeper was still sideways from the goal.

Again greatness Oblak be tested. And he made a rescue in 52 minutes to stop the powerful shot from inside the penalty box by Vitolo.

Sevilla finally able to open the deadlock on 73 minutes after working with Vietto, N'Zonzi shot that ultimately ripped the nets goal that kept Oblak. Sevilla 1-0 to excellence.

Winning one goal to make Sevilla more confident. In minute 85, Vazquez almost doubled the lead. However, horizontal shot from outside the box is still a little sideways.

Atletico could have equalized in the final minutes after awarded a free kick not far from the penalty box. But until the referee blew the long whistle signaled the end of the game, the score remained 1-0.

Teams

Sevilla (4-3-3): Rico; Mercado, Pareja, Rami, Escudero; Mariano, N'Zonzi, Nasri; Vitolo, Vietto (Joaquin Correa 90), Vazquez (Vicente Iborra 89).

Atletico Madrid (4-4-2): Oblak; Juanfran, Savic, Godin, Filipe Luis; Correa (Nicolas Gaitan 46), Koke, Gabi, Carrasco (Tiago 56); Griezmann, Gameiro (Fernando Torres 66).