Comments and predictions for Sevilla vs Sunderland: Making things difficult for the home team

Latest Sevilla vs Sunderland team information

Sevilla have only signed players on free transfers so far. Alfonso Gonzalez made his debut in the defeat to Birmingham, while Gabriel Suazo has remained unused.

Three pillars Ruben Vargas, Tanguy Nianzou and Akor Adams have returned from long-term injuries, but Loic Bade – the main central defender – did not participate in the most recent friendly match and the possibility of playing is still open.

Sunderland fans are hoping to see a number of new signings make their debuts against Sevilla, with Noah Sadiki, Simon Adingra and Reinildo all missing the South Shields clash.

New signing Habib Diarra played in that match, but Chemsdine Talbi is still not fully recovered from an injury sustained during his time with Club Brugge.

Aji Alese continues to be out for a long time with a broken leg. Meanwhile, young talent Chris Rigg – who has high expectations this season – also missed the opening match and his ability to play in the next match is still unclear.

Latest expected lineup Sevilla vs Sunderland

Sevilla:

Alvaro Fernandez; Carmona, Kike Salas, Nianzou, Adria Pedrosa; Sow, Rivera; Januzaj, Isaac Romero, Vargas; Adams

Sunderland:

Patterson; Huggins, Ballard, Seelt, Hume; Neil, Diarra, Le Fee; Adingra, Isidor, Mayenda

Latest football commentary Sevilla vs Sunderland

Sevilla enter another crucial pre-season as the once-proud La Liga outfit are in freefall. After finishing 12th and 14th respectively in the previous two seasons, the Andalusian side have continued their slide in 2024–25, finishing 17th – just one point above the relegation zone – and winning just one of their final 11 games.

This rapid decline is unbelievable for a club that won the Europa League in 2023 and was still in the Champions League more than a year ago. With the aim of a comprehensive reform, Sevilla appointed coach Matias Almeyda – the eighth person to sit in the “hot seat” in just three years.

However, Almeyda's start has not been smooth, as the home team lost 1-3 to Birmingham City - a newcomer to the English First Division - in a recent friendly. However, Sevilla still have time to regain their form before entering the new La Liga season when hosting Athletic Bilbao on August 17.

After the match against Sunderland this weekend, Sevilla will continue to play friendlies against Schalke, Marseille, Al Qadsiah and Toulouse in the pre-season journey.

For Sunderland, the 2025–26 season marks the club's first return to the Premier League since 2017. The North East side are currently busy preparing for their opening game against West Ham in mid-August.

Regis Le Bris's side had a convincing 4-0 win over local side South Shields. After the Sevilla game, Sunderland will face Sporting Lisbon, Hearts, Hull City, Real Betis and Augsburg in the next three weeks.

There is an air of excitement at the Stadium of Light, especially after the club spent more than £100m to strengthen their squad for their return to the Premier League – with several new signings still to be completed.

Latest Sevilla vs Sunderland score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Sevilla vs Sunderlandas follows:

• Sportsmole:Sevilla 2-1 Sunderland

• WhoScore:Sevilla 1-1 Sunderland
• Our newspaper predicts:Sevilla 1-1 Sunderland

When and where to watch Sevilla vs Sunderland live?

To watch live the Sevilla vs Sunderland match in a friendly match taking place at 3:00 a.m. on July 20, viewers can watch it on online sports channels. Wishing viewers happy moments of watching football.