In the ancient ritual of survival that every football season eventually demands, Sevilla found something essential on Sunday evening — a victory that was not merely three points, but a reclamation of possibility. At the Sánchez Pizjuán, a club fighting to preserve its place among Spain's elite defeated Real Sociedad in a performance that spoke of latent quality finally expressed. Coach Luis García Plaza named the moment honestly: the door had been reopened, and Saturday would ask whether they had the will to walk through it.
García Plaza: Sevilla victory puts them back in the fight ahead of Saturday's crucial clash
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