A statistical analysis of Sevilla FC details their historical head-to-head record against their most frequent opponents in La Liga. The data, originally published by Google, provides a comprehensive view of the club's clashes over the years.
Sevilla are in strong early-season form in the 2026/27 campaign. They sit third in the standings with six points, following two wins from their opening two matches. The team has also scored five goals and conceded just two, giving them a +3 goal difference. This current context adds intrigue to the review of their historical trajectory against other clubs.
How has Sevilla fared against the giants?
Sevilla's record against the league's most powerful teams is mixed. Against Real Madrid and Barcelona, the numbers typically reflect the difficulty of these fixtures, with more losses than wins. The balance against Atlético de Madrid, another Spanish football giant, is also complex. This historical data underscores the challenges the club has faced at the top of the league.
Sevilla's next match is precisely against Atlético de Madrid, who are currently sixth. The game will be played at home on August 29th. Fans can check all the details of this and other fixtures on our fixtures page.
What is their record against direct rivals?
Against clubs that typically compete for similar table positions, Sevilla have had more balanced results. Clashes with Valencia, Real Sociedad, and Villarreal are often tightly contested affairs where a single goal can decide the outcome. The statistics against Real Betis, their biggest rival in the Seville derby, is one of the most closely followed chapters by the fans. Each encounter adds a new page to this long history.
What about teams no longer in the top flight?
The historical table also includes clubs not currently in La Liga, showcasing Sevilla's long tenure in the elite. They have consolidated records against Deportivo de La Coruña, Racing de Santander, and Málaga. This data is a reminder of the constant evolution of Spanish football and Sevilla's permanence in the top category.
The complete analysis covers 19 clubs, also including Alavés, Espanyol, Celta Vigo, Rayo Vallecano, Osasuna, Levante, and Elche. Each opponent has its own history of matchups, with win, draw, and loss figures that paint a detailed picture. To follow the team's evolution this season, supporters can visit our stats section and the live standings.
With a promising season start, Sevilla face the future with historical data as a reference, but focused on immediate challenges. The team aims to maintain its positive streak and further improve its records against all its rivals.
