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First Division - Day 33

Betis 0 - Sevilla 2

Betis: Antonio Adán; Juanfran (Braian Rodríguez 76’), Amaya, Jordi Figueras, Juan Carlos; Leo Baptistao (Cedrick 59’), N’Diaye, Nono, Vadillo (Chica 40’); Jorge Molina, Rubén Castro. 4-4-2.
Sevilla: Beto; Diogo Figueiras, Carriço, Fazio, Alberto Moreno (Fernando Navarro 44’); Trochowski (Vitolo 46’), Iborra, M’Bia, Reyes; Bacca (Rakitic 73’), Gameiro. 4-4-2.

Goals:
0-1. 29. Gameiro (penalty). After referee ruled that Juan Carlos fouled Bacca.
0-2. 81. Gameiro. Got on the end of Figueiras cross to turn shot past keeper.

Yellow cards: N’Diaye 05’, Trochowski 13’, Rubén Castro 30’, Reyes 34’, Vitolo 55’, Leo Baptistao 56’, Chica 60’, Fernando Navarro 69’ / red cards: Juan Carlos 28’.

Fifth ranked Sevilla won 0-2 against city rivals Betis in this week’s mid-day kick off to keep up their push for the last Champions League spot. World Cup referee Velasco Carballo gave the visitors a helping hand though, turning down an early penalty appeal for a foul by Iborra on Leo Baptistao, but then giving one at the other end on the half hour mark and sending off Juan Carlos, even though the wing-back appeared to put in a good tackle on Bacca. Gameiro fired home the resulting spot kick, and only a couple of good saves by Adán stopped Gameiro and Vitolo from adding to the lead after the break. Carballo appeared to have awarded a second penalty when Amaya handled in the area later on, only to change his decision (incorrectly) to offside against Gameiro at the behest of his linesman. Soon afterwards Beto had to be at his best to tip a Rubén Castro free kick over the bar, but with ten minutes to go Gameiro wrapped up what is likely to be the last Sevilla derby for some time, turning in a Diogo Figueiras cross to leave Gabriel Calderón’s team on the verge of relegation.