Sevilla FC hosts Real Madrid on Sunday 1 November at 19:00 in jornada 9 of the Liga F Moeve, with the match set for the Estadio Jesús Navas, the usual home ground for Sevilla FC's women's team.
The timing gives this one clear importance in the early part of November in the Liga F Moeve. Sevilla FC enters the game after two straight league draws, having followed a 1-1 result against Deportivo Alavés with a 0-0 draw against Athletic Club. That run leaves David Losada's side looking for a sharper return in attack, especially after a stretch in which the team has been hard to beat but not able to turn those performances into more points.
Real Madrid arrive with a narrow win
Real Madrid, meanwhile, come into the match after a 3-2 victory over Costa Adeje Tenerife in the previous league matchday. That result followed a narrow margin, but it still gave Real Madrid momentum ahead of a difficult trip to Sevilla. The last league meeting between the sides at the Estadio Jesús Navas came in May 2026, when Real Madrid won 0-2 with goals from Alba Redondo and Naomie Feller.
That background adds some context to Sunday's fixture. Sevilla FC will be trying to make the most of playing at home, while Real Madrid arrive with the confidence of a recent win and the memory of their previous visit to the same ground. With the match being played at Sevilla FC's regular venue, the atmosphere should be a factor as the home side looks to respond after back-to-back draws and Real Madrid looks to extend its positive start to the round.
What to watch
The key story is simple: Sevilla FC needs a more decisive result, while Real Madrid will try to build on its 3-2 win and repeat the control it showed in the last meeting between the teams. The match is scheduled for 19:00 hours, and it brings together two sides with different recent results but the same immediate goal — turning a strong performance into three points.
There is also added relevance because this is a meeting at the Estadio Jesús Navas, which has a stated capacity of about 8,000 spectators. For Sevilla FC, that makes this more than just another home match. It is a chance to use a familiar setting to push back against a team that beat them in May and arrives with a little more momentum.
