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Player Ratings: Valencia 3-1 Sevilla
Sevilla was left seeing red as Adriano was sent off and then they conceded two penalties, before Pablo netted a third, against a Valencia side that moved back into the top four. Goal.com watched the game and handed each player a mark out of ten...
| Bet: | Returns: | Valencia £12.50 | Draw £62.50 | Granada £110.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Valencia £12.50 | Draw £55.00 | Granada £120.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Valencia £12.50 | Draw £55.00 | Granada £120.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Valencia £12.50 | Draw £60.00 | Granada £110.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Valencia £12.50 | Draw £55.00 | Granada £120.00 |
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VALENCIA
Cesar 7.5 - Made some very good saves, especially in the first half to keep his side from going further behind and showed why he is the club's number one now.
Miguel 7 - Impressed in the first half as he pushed up field and looked to test Palop, but then settled back after the break and had a quiet second period.
Albiol 7.5 - An impressive presence at the back for Valencia and he made a crucial block in the first half and maintained order at the back throughout.
Marchena 6.5 - Still an effective player who knows how to put it about and involve himself in situations to help his team.
Alexis 6.5 - Employed at full-back, he was not caught out that often and impressed considering he was up against Navas and then Capel.
Albelda 6.5 - A solid presence in front of Valencia's back four and he was only taken off early when Valencia were looking to go ahead.
Baraja 7 - May not return to the form that once made him a Spain regular, but he was a link between the defence and attack in this game.
Joaquin 5 - Did not have a good game and instead of accepting his substitution, he showed petulance towards his coach, which was completely unnecessary.
Silva 7.5 - His speed and ability caused Sevilla problems throughout and he was the leader when Valencia looked to break.
Mata 7.5 - Another one of Valencia's diminutive forward players that used his book of tricks to push the home team to victory.
Villa 8 - Coolly slotted home the penalty and caused Sevilla's defence problems in both halves before being replaced after suffering from cramp.
Subs
Pablo 7.5 - Had a huge effect when he entered the game as he showed Joaquin how to play by constantly taking on players and scoring a fine goal.
Vicente 6 - Went on and promptly disappeared, but the fact he was on the pitch helped lift the home side to victory.
Morientes 6.5 - His presence caused Sevilla's defence to have to answer some different questions, but he was unable to test Palop.
SEVILLA
Palop 7.5 - Denied his former club with a number of good stops and will be disappointed with his defenders for conceding two penalties.
Adriano 3 - Having been booked, his tackle on Villa that earned him a red card was clumsy and stupid and he should apologise to his team-mates.
Squillaci 6 - After solid first half he was unable to repeat the feat after the break as Valencia's numerical advantage told.
Escude 4.5 - Charged forward and caught Mata just before the break to concede the first penalty when a calm head was needed after the sending off.
Fernando Navarro 4.5 - Why he had his arms in the air when giving away the second penalty is anyone's guess, but that cost his side the game.
Jesus Navas 6.5 - Looked lively and caused Valencia problems before being substituted, which was a strange decision.
Duscher 5.5 - Employed as a midfield enforcer, he did not stand out and was unable to drop back and effectively stop the Valencia forwards from pushing up.
Romaric 7 - Impressed with his distribution and set piece taking, but was forced to take up defensive duties after the break.
Perotti 6 - Worked tirelessly down the left and provided some good crosses before being substituted after Adriano had been sent off.
Renato 6.5 - Was another that had his instructions changed after Adriano saw red as he had to drop back and could not help Kanoute up front any longer.
Kanoute 6 - Was left slightly isolated at times when Sevilla had ten men, having been more involved beforehand and could have netted more than once.
Subs
Mosquera 6 - Was asked to sit in front of the back and he did a good job of stopping Valencia from breaking through to often.
Luis Fabiano n/a
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
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