Valencia 3-1 Sevilla: result and report

La Liga · Sunday 25 January 2015

Result

Valencia 3-1 Sevilla

La Liga · Sunday 25 January 2015, 20:00 UTC · half-time 2-1

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Valencia 3-1 Sevilla: match report

Valencia beat Sevilla 3-1 in La Liga on Sunday 25 January 2015. It was 2-1 at half-time.

Dani Parejo opened the scoring in the 18th minute. Valencia's goals came from Dani Parejo (18', penalty), Dani Parejo (32') and Javi Fuego (56'). Sevilla scored through Carlos Bacca (36', penalty).

Discipline: Valencia received 6 yellow cards; Sevilla received 5 yellow cards.

Going into the game Valencia were 4th on 38 points from 19 and Sevilla 6th on 37 points from 18. Valencia went on to finish that season 4th with 75 points, and Sevilla 5th with 75.

Valencia lined up in a 4-1-3-2 and Sevilla in a 4-2-3-1.

Before this game the head-to-head record in our data stood at 2 Valencia wins, 5 draws and 3 for Sevilla.

Going into the match Valencia's last five read W-D-W-W-W and Sevilla's W-W-W-D-W.

Data as of 3 Nov 2026.

Key events

  • 17'Yellow card · Diogo FigueirasSevilla
  • 18'Penalty goal · Dani ParejoValencia · 1-0
  • 32'Goal · Dani ParejoValencia · 2-0
  • 32'Yellow card · Dani ParejoValencia
  • 36'Penalty goal · Carlos BaccaSevilla · 2-1
  • 36'Yellow card · Javi FuegoValencia
  • 40'Yellow card · João CanceloValencia
  • 41'Missed penalty · Carlos BaccaSevilla
  • 43'Yellow card · Enzo PérezValencia
  • 56'Goal · Javi FuegoValencia · 3-1
  • 59'Yellow card · É. BanegaSevilla
  • 65'Yellow card · VitoloSevilla
  • 66'Yellow card · Grzegorz KrychowiakSevilla
  • 90+1'Yellow card · José GayàValencia
  • 90+1'Yellow card · Vicente IborraSevilla
  • 90+3'Yellow card · Nicolás OtamendiValencia

Head-to-head

10 meetings: Valencia 2, draws 5, Sevilla 3.

Team news

Valencia line-up (4-1-3-2)

Diego Alves, João Cancelo, Shkodran Mustafi, Nicolás Otamendi, José Gayà, Javi Fuego, Dani Parejo, Enzo Pérez, André Gomes, Rodrigo, Álvaro Negredo

Sevilla line-up (4-2-3-1)

Beto, Coke, Daniel Carriço, Nicolás Pareja, Diogo Figueiras, Grzegorz Krychowiak, Vicente Iborra de la Fuente, Gerard Deulofeu, Éver Banega, Vitolo, Carlos Bacca