Deportivo La Coruna vs Sevilla LaLiga Match Highlight

Sevilla came away from Riazor with a 1-0 win over Deportivo La Coruna on Wednesday, September 16, 2026. Miguel Sierra's 52nd-minute goal settled a tight Matchday 6 contest, while Angeliño's sending-off shortly afterwards made Deportivo's comeback even harder.

The defeat was Deportivo's first of the LaLiga season. They stayed on nine points after six games, while Sevilla moved to 13 points with their fourth league win of the campaign.

Deportivo La Coruna vs Sevilla Match Details

Match	Details
Competition	LaLiga 2026/27
Matchday	6
Date	September 16, 2026
Venue	Estadio ABANCA-RIAZOR
Final Score	Deportivo La Coruna 0-1 Sevilla
Sevilla Goal	Miguel Sierra 52'
Attendance	28,506
Referee	Alejandro Hernández Hernández

First Half Ends Goalless

The first half was competitive without producing a goal. Sevilla had some of the better early moments, with Miguel Sierra testing Leo Román around the quarter-hour mark. Lucien Agoumé also came close with a low effort later in the half.

Deportivo had their own spells of pressure but could not turn their possession into a clear chance in front of goal. Bil Nsongo was involved in one of the better home attacks before the break, but Sevilla's defence dealt with the danger.

Neither side found the breakthrough, and the teams went into half-time at 0-0.

Miguel Sierra Gives Sevilla the Lead

The game finally opened up seven minutes after the restart.

Lucas Stassin created the opening, driving towards the area before testing Leo Román. The Deportivo goalkeeper made the save, but the rebound fell into Miguel Sierra's path.

Sierra reacted quickly and finished from inside the box to put Sevilla 1-0 ahead in the 52nd minute.

It was the moment the visitors had been waiting for, but Deportivo still had plenty of time to respond.

Angeliño Sent Off After VAR Review

The match took another major turn only a few minutes later.

In the 58th minute, Angeliño was shown a red card following a VAR review after his challenge on Sierra. The decision left Deportivo with 10 players and changed the task facing the home side.

Instead of simply chasing an equalizer, Deportivo now had to do it while a man down.

The hosts did not stop trying. Antonio Hidalgo made attacking changes, including bringing on Adama Traoré at half-time and later introducing Mario Soriano, Jonathan Asp Jensen and Giacomo Quagliata.

Sevilla Hold On at Riazor

Playing against 10 men, Deportivo still found moments where they threatened Sevilla's goal.

Asp Jensen tested Odysseas after a promising move involving Adama, while another Deportivo attack ended with the shot taking a deflection into the Sevilla goalkeeper's hands.

Sevilla also had a chance to put the game beyond doubt when Stassin found himself through on goal, but Leo Román kept Deportivo in the contest with a strong save.

As the minutes passed, Sevilla focused on keeping control of the game rather than taking unnecessary risks. Deportivo pushed forward whenever they could, but the equalizer never arrived.

With José María Giménez replaced by Zakaria Eddahchouri in the 83rd minute, Deportivo committed more players forward in the closing stages. Sevilla managed the pressure and saw out the six minutes of added time.

Deportivo La Coruna vs Sevilla Highlight Key Moments

• 52' – Goal: Miguel Sierra puts Sevilla 1-0 ahead after reacting quickest to the rebound from Leo Román's save.
• 58' – Red card: Angeliño is sent off for Deportivo following a VAR review.
• 83' – Substitution: Zakaria Eddahchouri replaces José María Giménez as Deportivo push for an equalizer.
• 90+6' – Full time: Sevilla wins 1-0 at Riazor.

Final Score

Deportivo La Coruna 0-1 Sevilla

Goal: Miguel Sierra 52'

Sevilla leave Riazor with all three points after a closely fought game decided by Sierra's second-half finish. Angeliño's dismissal soon after the goal put Deportivo under greater pressure, but the hosts continued to push for a way back into the match.

They could not find it, and Sevilla held on for a narrow away win that takes them to 13 points after six LaLiga matches. Deportivo remain on nine points after suffering their first league defeat of the 2026/27 campaign.