The football club "Sevilla" occupies the 13th place, having 12 points. The leader "Barcelona" won against "Sevilla" with a score of 5:1 in the La Liga match on Sunday. Robert Lewandowski and substitute Pablo Torre scored two goals each, helping their team secure a confident victory.
The game at the Luis Campanas stadium was under Barcelona's control from the very beginning. In the first half, the Catalans scored three goals in 15 minutes, starting with a penalty by Lewandowski after a foul on Raphinha in the 24th minute. After that, Pedri scored with a powerful shot from outside the penalty area in the upper corner, demonstrating his team's superiority within four minutes, and then Lewandowski deftly beat the goalkeeper, scoring the third goal in the 39th minute.
Torre came on as a substitute and scored the fourth goal with a shot from the penalty area in the 82nd minute. Immediately after that, Staniis Idumbo scored a consolation goal for "Sevilla" in the 87th minute, and Torre completed the final score of the match by scoring a stunning penalty in the far corner.
"Barcelona" leads the La Liga standings with 27 points, ahead of "Real Madrid" by three points and "Atletico Madrid" by seven points.
