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Youssef En Nesyri was undoubtedly one of the protagonists of the Sevilla-Celta match played at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium. The Moroccan forward scored Sevilla’s goal in the first half before starring in a tense episode with his coach, Quique Sánchez Flores, in the technical area. With the score at 1-0, the coach decided to replace the striker in the 61st minute to introduce Lukebakio into his scheme. After that, the striker went to the bench and expressed his anger by kicking the refrigerator that was in his way. It was then that Quique addressed the player to reproach him for his attitude and the footballer also insisted on his protests, considering that he should not be changed.
The tension was visible in the Sevilla bench area while Ocampos, who had also been substituted at that same moment, tried to separate the two and reassure Quique so that the situation did not continue. From that moment on, the scene changed on the grass. Carles Pérez, first, and Larsen, later, turned around that 1-0 to create an atmosphere of lamentation in the Sánchez Pizjuán in that particular battle between two teams that intend to escape from the relegation zone of the classification.
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In Nesyri he had started in Sevilla’s starting eleven to form forward with Isaac Romero after a week in which he missed some training sessions. “I believe he will arrive,” Quique Sánchez Flores himself had stated when asked two days ago about his forward’s discomfort. At that moment in the second half, the coach considered that it should be him and not Isaac Romero who should leave the field of play despite the fact that he had been decisive at the start of the match with a key goal. In Nesyri he was named MVP of the match at the end of the match.
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