La Liga - TV and streaming channels to watch Atlético vs Sevilla

January 11, 2021 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: La Liga, Atlético Madrid, Sevilla, TV Schedules, TV Listings

The league leaders will try to create a wider gap between them and the second place even after having Saturday's game postponed.

What has been Atlético and Sevilla's form ahead of this game?

Atlético have won five of their last six games, with their only loss during that run coming against Real Madrid. Simeone's team are yet to lose a game at Wanda Metropolitano Stadium, where they have earned 22 out of 24 possible points. Their most recent match was supposed to take place against Athletic, but a blizzard in Madrid forced the game to be postponed.

Sevilla will enter this clash on a six-game streak without a loss. Out of those games, Lopetegui's crew has won four and drawn two. In fact, the team's most recent loss in La Liga was handed to them by Real Madrid, on December 5, 2020. Their last clash ended with a 3-2 win over Real Sociedad.

What is Atlético and Sevilla's position in the ongoing La Liga season?

Atlético are top of the league despite not being able to play three of their games this season. Out of the 15 games they have played, Los Colchoneros have won twelve, with two draws and only one loss (vs. Real Madrid). As usual, Simeone's men have shown impressive defensive skills, with only six goals allowed during the tournament. On top of that, Luis Suárez has been quite impressive in front of goal, scoring nine goals for Los Colchoneros.

Sevilla will make it to this game in sixth place, but as their rivals, they had to reschedule some of their earlier games this season after a busy summer. The team coached by Julen Lopetegui has won nine of their 16 games, with three draws and four losses completing their tally. Youssef En-Nesyri is the team's top scorer with eight goals so far.

Atlético vs Sevilla - Who's in and who's out?

Atlético: Doubtful: Héctor Herrera.

Sevilla: Injured: Tomas Vaclik, Sergio Escudero. Doubtful: Carlos Fernández.

Atlético vs Sevilla - Head-to-head

The most recent match between these teams was still played with fans inside the stadium, and it ended in a 2-2 draw.
The last four matches between Atlético and Sevilla have ended in draws. Three of those have ended with similar 1-1 scores.
Atlético's last win against Sevilla took place on February 25, 2018. That game ended in a 5-2 away win for Simeone's men.
Sevilla have not beaten Atlético in an away game in La Liga since September 28, 2008. Since that date, Los Hispalenses have lost five and drawn six La Liga games at either the Vicente Calderón or Wanda Metropolitano stadiums.
Luis Suárez will play his first game against Sevilla wearing Atlético's jersey. The Uruguayan has found the back of the net 11 times against Los Hispalenses.

Diego Simeone will face Julen Lopetegui for the fifth time in his coaching career. So far, "El Cholo" has not lost against his Spanish colleague (one win, three draws).
Julen Lopetegui is still looking for his first win against Atlético after four previous matches (three draws, one loss).