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Cruel scenario this Sunday afternoon for Sevilla FC against Celta de Vigo. In a duel for survival against the Galicians, the Andalusian club opened the scoring thanks to Youssef En-Nesyri before being knocked down at the start of the last quarter of an hour of play. A terrible outcome for the locals who remain sixteenth and who also experienced another controversy during the meeting with the Moroccan striker. Indeed, the first scorer of the match, the latter was replaced shortly after the hour mark. A decision which provoked the ire of the latter. Furious, the 26-year-old attacker kicked the cooler before sitting down.
A behavior which irritated Quique Sanchez Flores, his coach, who verbally attacked his player. Faced with the words of his coach, En-Nesyri then got up to explain himself to the latter, but was separated by Lucas Ocampos. A tense situation between the two men that the Moroccan was keen to clarify at the end of the meeting: “nothing happened, it was the nerves of the game. “I was focused on the second goal. These are things that always happen and you have to forget them to win the next matches.»
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