Sevilla FC returns to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium to face CA Osasuna with the objective of breaking a difficult run of form in La Liga. The fixture marks Sevilla’s first home match at the venue since a September 19 fixture against FC Barcelona, bringing Luis García Plaza’s side back to Nervión seeking three points after league setbacks.

Jagoba Arrasate Replaces Luis Miguel Ramis at Osasuna

CA Osasuna arrives at the Sánchez-Pizjuán following a turbulent start to the campaign that prompted a change in the dugout. The club brought back Jagoba Arrasate to replace Luis Miguel Ramis. The tactical shift produced an immediate reaction, with the red-and-whites securing a 2-0 victory over Racing de Santander in Arrasate’s debut match.

Recent League Form for Sevilla

Sevilla enters the weekend fixture looking to steady its early-season trajectory after collecting one point from its last three outings. García Plaza’s squad suffered defeats against Barcelona and Real Madrid, and a draw away to Levante UD at the Ciutat de Valencia Stadium. Despite those recent hurdles, the club’s overall opening block under García Plaza remains viewed as positive compared to previous campaigns.

Historical Fixture Record at Nervión

Recent meetings in Seville highlight a contested matchup between the two clubs. During last season’s 2025-26 campaign, Sevilla secured a 1-0 victory at the Sánchez-Pizjuán courtesy of a penalty converted by Rubén Vargas—which stands as the Switzerland international’s most recent goal for the club. However, the three prior visits by the Pamplona side proved troublesome for the hosts: 1-1 draws during the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons, preceded by a 3-2 defeat in the 2022-23 campaign.

Before that recent three-match winless stretch for Sevilla in home fixtures against Osasuna, the previous nine head-to-head encounters in Seville all ended in victories for the blanquirrojos. Across all historical competitions including La Liga, the Segunda División, the Copa del Rey, and the UEFA Europa League, Osasuna has visited the Sánchez-Pizjuán 57 times. The all-time record at the venue shows 36 victories for Sevilla, 14 draws, and 7 wins for the visiting side.