Espanyol and Sevilla Draw After Late Equalizer
2 sources across 2 countries · Chile · Spain
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- La Tercera
- El Pais
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Espanyol and Sevilla played to a 1-1 draw after Marcos Fernandez scored for the home side in the 98th minute. Sevilla played more than 40 minutes of the match with ten men following the red card given to Arouna Sangante in the 56th minute. Despite the numerical disadvantage, Sevilla took the lead in the 85th minute through a goal by Lucas Stassin. The match ended in a tie when Fernandez scored in the eighth minute of stoppage time. A center-left source framed the result as a rescue for Espanyol, while a center-right source framed it as a deception and a lost heroic triumph for Sevilla.
How each side framed it
- Centre-left
- The report focused on Espanyol's ability to avoid defeat with a dramatic late goal.
- Centre-right
- The report emphasized Sevilla's effort while playing with ten men and the disappointment of conceding the lead in the final moments.
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