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Levante

vs

Sevilla

KickoffMonday 12 October 2026, 8:00pm

VenueEstadio Ciudad de Valencia

CompetitionSpanish La Liga

Levante are scrapping at the wrong end of La Liga again, and Sevilla arrive at the Estadi Cuitat de Valencia in decent nick after a solid start to the campaign. The question is whether Luis Garcia Plaza’s side can pick up another three points on the road, or whether the Granotes will make life difficult at a ground where they have been genuinely hard to beat. There is plenty to dig into here, so let’s get into it.

Levante’s home form offers genuine reason for optimism, but their overall picture is pretty grim. One win from six league games, sitting just outside the relegation zone on goal difference, and already facing questions about whether they can stay up. Sevilla, meanwhile, have not lost away from home once this season. Something has to give.

Levante vs Sevilla Match Details

This La Liga fixture takes place at the Estadi Cuitat de Valencia, Levante’s home ground in the Valencia region. Levante come into it sitting 17th in the table, while Sevilla occupy fifth spot and arrive as one of the form sides in the division’s top half. The atmosphere at the Cuitat de Valencia can be a real factor in these kinds of matches, and with Levante’s fans well aware of the precarious position their side are in, expect it to be noisy from the off.

Team News

There are a few notable absentees and returning faces to keep track of heading into this one.

• Hugo Sotelo is out for Levante with a knee injury
• Karl Etta Eyong is also sidelined with a muscle problem
• Liverpool loanee Ifeanyi Ndukwe is pushing hard for his first start after coming off the bench in each of Levante’s last two games before the international break
• Ivan Romero is fit and raring to go, with the striker hunting a goal in a third straight league game
• Marcao is out for Sevilla after picking up a muscle injury during a friendly against Aston Villa earlier this month
• Lucas Stassin is in a race against time to shake off an adductor problem and may not make it
• Ruben Vargas is in line to return to the matchday squad after six games out with a knee issue, which is a significant boost for the visitors

Predicted Lineups

For Levante, Ndukwe looks set to get his chance from the start alongside the experienced Dela in the defensive line, with Romero leading the attack. The Granotes will likely set up compactly and look to spring quickly, knowing they need a result at home to start climbing the table.

Sevilla will probably go with Vlachodimos in goal behind a back four of Iglesias, Castrin, Salas and Suazo, with Kochorashvili and Agoume providing the engine in midfield alongside Fofana. Sierra, Correia and Ure offer creativity and movement ahead of them. If Vargas makes the squad, he could be a dangerous option off the bench even if he does not start.

Recent Form

Levante’s season has been a real tale of two halves so far. That 5-2 dismantling of Real Betis on matchday three looked like a statement, the kind of result that makes you think a newly promoted or newly steadied side might just have found something. But they have added just a single point in the three games since, and the manner of those results is a concern. A goalless draw with Malaga is fine, but then conceding four against Barcelona and three against Villarreal tells you the defensive structure is fragile when teams push the tempo.

What is worth noting though is Levante’s home record stretching back through the second half of last season. Seven wins from nine home games in La Liga is a real statistic, and it speaks to the fact that the Cuitat de Valencia is a proper fortress on a good day. Their only home defeat in that run came against Barcelona, which is hardly a black mark. When they are organized and the crowd is behind them, they are a genuine handful for anyone visiting.

Sevilla’s form reads much more cleanly. Four wins, one draw and two defeats from seven games, and crucially both losses came at home against Atletico Madrid and Barcelona, the current top two. On the road it is a completely different story. Two wins and a draw from three away trips, with the defensive discipline to keep clean sheets against Valencia and Deportivo A Coruna. Garcia Plaza has clearly worked out how to set his side up when they travel, and that is a real asset heading into a tricky fixture like this.

Head-to-Head Record

Levante actually did the double over Sevilla last season, which is a useful piece of context. That April win at the Cuitat de Valencia was sealed by a brace from Ivan Romero, who is very much fit and available for this one. The psychological edge that gives the home side is real, even if Sevilla will point to the fact that last year’s squad and circumstances were different.

Look further back though and Sevilla have won three of their previous five visits to Valencia to face Levante, and they have scored three or more goals in two of those victories. This ground is not exactly a bogey venue for them. Both teams have shown they can win here, and the head to head does not point cleanly in either direction.

Key Stats

• Levante have won seven of their last nine home league games, a record that demands respect regardless of their overall position
• Sevilla are yet to lose an away game in La Liga this season, with two wins and a draw from three road trips
• Ivan Romero has scored in each of Levante’s last two league games and netted a brace against Sevilla at this ground last season

Levante vs Sevilla Betting Tips

This fixture has a real tug of war feel to it. Levante’s home strength pulls one way, Sevilla’s unbeaten away record pulls the other. My angle is that Sevilla have too much quality and too much defensive organization to lose here, but Levante at home with Romero in form and the crowd behind them are not going to be rolled over quietly either. A low scoring, tight game feels about right, with goals coming but neither side running away with it.

Correct Score Prediction

A 1-1 draw feels like the most natural landing spot for this one. Romero has the quality to punish any sloppiness from the Sevilla back line, but the visitors have shown all season that they are hard to break down on the road and will carry a real threat themselves.

Cards Prediction

With Levante fighting for points near the bottom and Sevilla unlikely to want their away record tarnished, the intensity should be high. Levante’s midfield will need to work extremely hard to contain Fofana and Agoume, and those kinds of scraps tend to produce a card or two. Back over 3.5 cards in this one.

First Goalscorer Prediction

Ivan Romero is the standout pick here. He scored twice against Sevilla at this ground last season, he has netted in each of his last two league starts, and he is clearly the focal point of everything positive Levante do going forward. At home, with the crowd and the momentum of recent personal form behind him, he looks the most likely player on the pitch to open the scoring.

Both Teams To Score (BTTS) Prediction

Yes, both teams to score looks strong here. Levante have the attacking firepower in Romero and an improving Ndukwe to cause problems, while Sevilla have scored in every away game this season. Neither defence is completely watertight when pressed, and the head to head suggests goals at both ends are a common theme in this fixture.

Corners Prediction

Sevilla like to control games and work the ball wide, and Levante will need to attack with urgency given their league position. Both sides pushing forward at key moments means the corner count should be healthy. Over 9.5 corners looks a reasonable shout for this one.

Over and Under Goals Prediction

Under 2.5 goals is tempting given Sevilla’s defensive record on the road, but BTTS leans me toward over 2.5 instead. Romero is in the kind of form where you back him to score, and Sevilla have enough quality up front to add to that. Three goals across the ninety minutes feels more likely than fewer.

Bet Builder Tip

Romero’s red hot personal form, combined with two sides who both carry genuine attacking threat and the physical intensity that comes with a high stakes match like this, makes this combination a well grounded one.

Final Match Prediction

Levante will give this everything they have got. They are at home, they are under pressure, and they have recent history on their side in this fixture. Romero is a genuine threat and the Cuitat de Valencia crowd will make it loud and uncomfortable for the visitors. But Sevilla are a different proposition away from home, composed and well drilled under Garcia Plaza, and their away form is not a fluke.

My prediction is a 1-1 draw. Levante nick a goal through Romero, Sevilla find an equalizer through their midfield quality, and both sides leave with a point. It is not a result that helps Levante much, but it extends Sevilla’s unbeaten away run and keeps them in the conversation for a European push. A fair reflection of where both clubs stand right now.

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