Sevilla FC Betting Stats
- Andres Palop
- Jose Maria Busto
- Guillermo Eizaguirre
- Dani Alves
- Marcelo Campanal
- Manolo Jimenez
- Javi Navarro
- Ivan Rakitic
- Jesus Navas
- Pedro Alconero
- Jose Antonio Reyes
- Frederic Kanoute
- Juan Arza
- Guillermo Campanal
- Juan Araujo
Juan Arza (207)
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Sevilla FC Stats & History
Like many cities in Spain, soccer in Seville was introduced by British immigrants. Sevilla Futbol Club was created in 1890. In 1917, Sevilla became the first Andalusian team to make the Copa del Rey final.
In 1934, Sevilla earned a promotion to the top tier of Spanish soccer for the first time in their history. One year later, they won their first Copa Del Rey, which remains one of the most notable Sevilla FC stats. Los Blanquirrojos also won the Copa del Rey trophy in 1939 as they defeated Racing de Ferrol.
Another of the most significant Sevilla FC stats comes from the 1945-46 season. Beating out Barcelona by just one point, Sevilla won their first and only La Liga title. Two years later, Sevilla added to their trophy cabinet with another Copa Del Rey victory. This time, they comprehensively beat Celta Vigo, 4-1.
Sevilla were runners-up in La Liga in 1950-51 and generally finished near the top of the table in the 50s. In 1954-55, Juan Arza won the Pichichi trophy, La Liga’s golden boot, by scoring 28 goals. That season, Sevilla were also Copa Del Rey runners-up. Club president Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán died in 1956 and the club’s new stadium, which opened in 1958, was named after him.
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They played in the first division for 35 consecutive years but were relegated for the first time in 1968. In the 70s, Sevilla bounced back and forth between La Liga and the Segunda Division. However, they did qualify for two UEFA Cups in the early 80s.
The 90s began with promise, as Sevilla signed Diego Maradona but the Argentine legend’s time with the club was underwhelming. Entering the new millennium, Sevilla dropped down to the second tier once more. Since winning the Segunda Division in 2001, though, Sevilla have remained in La Liga ever since.
Sevilla won their first piece of European silverware with a 4-0 win over Middlesbrough in the 2006 UEFA Cup. Sevilla repeated in 2007 with a penalty victory over Espanyol and won their first Copa Del Rey for nearly 60 years.
Los Blanquirrojos also won the 2010 Copa Del Rey. Sevilla managed to win three straight Europa League titles from 2014 to 2016 under Unai Emery. Sevilla also won the competition in 2020 and have the most trophies in Europa League history, with six.
In the 2021-22 season, Sevilla were in the title race for the majority of the season. The 2022-23 La Liga odds price them at +1600 to win the title. Betting advice usually acknowledges Sevilla are a very difficult team to beat. They lost just four matches in La Liga last season.
