Liga: Real Sociedad falls in Seville before returning to PSG

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By: Manu Tournoux

Liga: Real Sociedad falls in Seville before returning to PSG

This Saturday, Real Sociedad traveled to Sevilla FC for the 27th day of La Liga. Three days before facing Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League, the Basque club lost to the Andalusian team (3-2). Youssef En-Nesyri scored twice early in the match (11th, 13th), before André Silva reduced the score from the penalty spot before the break (45+5th).

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Seville

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In the second half, Sergio Ramos made the break (66th) and Mendez’s goal in added time did not change the fate of the match (90+2nd). This success allows Sergio Ramos’ teammates to move up to 14th place. Sociedad players have suffered a third loss in a row in all competitions and are seventh in La Liga. Not necessarily a good omen before crossing paths with Luis Enrique’s men…

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Manu Tournoux

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