Sevilla, Recent Form

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Sevilla will have been quite satisfied taking a point from their last match against Rayo Vallecano, which ran out a 2-2 draw.  In that game they had 64% possession and managed 22 attempts on goal, with 6 on target, compared to Rayo Vallecano who had 7 attempts and 4 on target.  

When it comes to attacking power José Luis Mendilibar will be justly satisfied with his squad's performances of late, which has seen them chalk up 9 goals in their last 6 matches. However, it hasn't all been going well, and questions remain about their defence with 6 goals lost in those 6 matches resulting in some crucial points dropped.  They have only kept 1 clean sheet in their last 6 home games.  

They're experiencing a disappointing spell of form at The Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, having lost 3 of their last 6 home games and picking up only 2 wins.  

Real Madrid, Recent Form

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Last time out, Real Madrid recorded an impressive 4-0 home win against Osasuna.  They achieved 67% possession in that match and had 19 strikes at goal, with 9 hitting the target, up against Osasuna's tally of 7 efforts at goal, 1 of which were on target.  

With 14 goals notched up in their last 6 matches, their manager Carlo Ancelotti will be very pleased with his team's form going forward, but he will be casting a cautious eye over his defence, who have shipped 5 goals in the same period.  Their goal scoring streak now stands at 12 games in a row, and they are currenlty on a run of 3 consecutive clean sheets.  

They have had an excellent run of form away from home recently, winning 5 out of their last 6 games on the road.  They will be very happy with their very strong start to the season, winning 8 of their 9 league games.  

Having scored 5 goals in his last 6 league games for Real Madrid, Jude Bellingham will be looking to keep his tally up with a goal in their next outing.