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Sevilla FC faces Ceuta this Sunday at 21:00 in the Jesús Navas

Sevilla FC plays their fourth pre-season friendly against AD Ceuta FC this Sunday, July 26 at 21:00 in the Jesús Navas Stadium, behind closed doors.

Javier Romero LozanoJavier Romero Lozano· · 3 min read

Luis García Plaza's team plays their fourth friendly match this Sunday, July 26 at 21:00 in the Jesús Navas Stadium, behind closed doors.

Sevilla FC faces their fourth pre-season match this Sunday, July 26, a clash against AD Ceuta FC that will serve as the final test on home soil before travelling to the Netherlands. The match, which will kick off at 21:00, will take place in the Jesús Navas Stadium, within the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Sports City, and will be held without fans.

The Seville team, led by Luis García Plaza, approaches this fixture with the aim of fine-tuning their preparations for the start of LaLiga 2026-27, which will begin on August 15 against Rayo Vallecano. After several weeks of intense physical training, the coaching staff is now looking to adjust tactical concepts in a competitive match.

This friendly concludes the series of tests in Spain before the squad travels to Garderen (Netherlands) for an international training camp. There, the team will face NEC Nijmegen and FC Utrecht, marking the final stretch of their summer preparation.

So far, the pre-season record stands at one win, one loss, and one draw with a penalty shootout victory. In the first test, Sevilla won 1-0 against Juventud de Torremolinos, with a goal from youth player Miguel Sierra. Subsequently, during the tour in Poland, they lost by the same scoreline to KS Cracovia. The last commitment was against Córdoba CF in the Trofeo Puertas de Córdoba, where the team triumphed in the penalty shootout after a draw in regular time.

For fans wishing to follow the match live, the broadcast will be handled by Sevilla FC+, the club's official streaming channel. Journalists Alberto Moreno and Juan Ramón Morales will narrate the match. The platform is available on mobile devices through apps for Apple Store and Google Play, as well as on Smart TVs via Android TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, Samsung Smart TV, and LG TV. It is also compatible with Chromecast, AirPlay, and screen mirroring.

Sevilla FC members can activate their free annual subscription on Sevilla FC+ by linking their member ID from the official website. This service allows access to all streaming content from the club, including pre-season friendly matches.

The match against Ceuta will be an opportunity for Luis García Plaza to test tactical variations and give minutes to players who need match rhythm. The Madrid-born coach has emphasised the importance of starting the league with a well-prepared team, especially after changes in the squad during the summer transfer market.

AD Ceuta FC, for their part, competes in the Primera Federación and approaches this friendly as a high-level test against a top-flight opponent. The Ceuta team is also in the midst of pre-season, seeking their best form for the start of the competition.

After this match, Sevilla FC will head to the Netherlands, where they will play two more friendlies before their league debut. The first will be against NEC Nijmegen, and the second against FC Utrecht, both on Dutch soil. The European tour will serve as the final preparation before the start of LaLiga.

The Sevilla fans are eagerly awaiting the team's performance, which aims to improve on last season's image. With Luis García Plaza at the helm, the club intends to establish a solid and competitive style of play. This Sunday’s match, although behind closed doors, will be another step in that direction.

For those unable to follow the match live, Sevilla FC+ will provide a summary and highlights after the match concludes. Additionally, the club will inform through its official channels of any updates regarding the pre-season.

Javier Romero Lozano

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Javier Romero Lozano

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