2010–11 Sevilla FC season

Sevilla
2010–11 season
Chairman José María del Nido
Manager Antonio Álvarez (until Sep. 27)
Gregorio Manzano (from Sep. 27)
La Liga 5th
Supercopa de España Runners-up
UEFA Champions League Play-off round
UEFA Europa League Round of 32
Top goalscorer League:
Álvaro Negredo (20)
All:
Álvaro Negredo (26)
Home colours
Away colours
Third colours
← 2009–10 2011–12 →

The 2010–11 Spanish football season is Sevilla Fútbol Club's tenth consecutive season in La Liga. The team manager in the previous season, Antonio Álvarez, continued[1] with the team until the 2–0 defeat against Hércules on September 26 2010. After this match, Gregorio Manzano, became the new manager[2] but also assisted by the former player Javier Navarro[3] and Luis García Tevenet as it happened when Álvarez was the coach.

Contents

Trophies balance

Category Trophy Started round First match Result Last match
Friendly Trophy 16th Trofeo de la Sal Final 23 July 2010 Winner 23 July 2010
Achille & Cesare Bortolotti Trophy Final 30 July 2010 Winner 30 July 2010
56th Ramón de Carranza Trophy Semi-finals 7 August 2010 Third Place 8 August 2010
3rd Antonio Puerta Trophy Final 24 November 2010 Runners-up 24 November 2010
Competitive Liga BBVA — 28 August 2010 5th 21 May 2011
Copa del Rey Round of 32 27 October 2010 Third Place[4] 2 February 2011
Supercopa de España Final 14 August 2010 Runners-up 21 August 2010
UEFA Champions League Fourth Qualifying Round 18 August 2010 Fourth Qualifying Round[5] 24 August 2010
UEFA Europa League Group Stage 16 September 2010 Round of 32 23 February 2011

Competitive Balance

Biggest win
Home Away
Liga BBVA 22 January 2011 Matchday 20 v. Levante UD 4 – 1 28 August 2010 Matchday 1 v. Levante UD 1 – 4
1 March 2011 Matchday 26 v. Sporting Gijón 3 – 0
Copa del Rey 10 November 2010 Round of 32, 2nd leg v. Real Unión 6 – 1 27 October 2010 Round of 32, 1st leg v. Real Unión 0 – 4
Champions League None due to the elimination in the fourth qualifying round
Europa League 4 November 2010 GS, Matchday 4 v. Karpaty Lviv 4 – 0 30 September 2010 GS, Matchday 2 v. Borussia Dortmund 0 – 1
21 October 2010 GS, Matchday 3 v. Karpaty Lviv
23 February 2011 Round of 32, 2nd leg v. FC Porto
Biggest loss
Home Away
Liga BBVA 21 November 2010 Matchday 35 v. Real Madrid CF 2 – 6 31 October 2010 Matchday 9 v. FC Barcelona 5 – 0
Copa del Rey 26 January 2011 Semifinals, 1st leg v. Real Madrid CF 0 – 1 2 February 2011 Semifinals, 2nd leg v. Real Madrid CF 2 – 0
Champions League 24 August 2010 QR 4, 2nd leg v. SC Braga 3 – 4 18 August 2010 QR 4, 1st leg v. SC Braga 1 – 0
Europa League 16 September 2010 GS, Matchday 1 v. PSG 0 – 1 2 December 2010 GS, Matchday 5 v. PSG 4 – 2
17 February 2011 Round of 32, 1st leg v. FC Porto 1 – 2

Summer transfers

In

Out

Loan in

Loan out

Loan return

Loan end

Winter transfers

In

Out

Loan out

Current squad

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 GK Andrés Palop (captain)
2 DF Federico Fazio
3 DF Ivica Dragutinović
4 DF Martín Cáceres (On loan from FC Barcelona)
5 DF Fernando Navarro
6 MF Romaric
7 MF Jesús Navas (Long-term injured)
8 MF Didier Zokora
9 MF Diego Perotti
11 MF Renato
12 FW Frédéric Kanouté
13 GK Javi Varas
14 DF Julien Escudé
15 MF Alejandro Alfaro
No. Position Player
16 MF Diego Capel
17 DF Sergio Sánchez
18 FW Álvaro Negredo
19 MF Luca Cigarini (On loan from Napoli)
20 DF Mouhamadou Dabo
21 MF Lautaro Acosta
22 FW Arouna Koné
23 DF Alexis Ruano
24 MF Gary Medel (No. 41 in UEL)
25 MF Ivan Rakitić (No. 40 in UEL)
26 FW Luis Alberto
29 GK Dani Jiménez
31 FW Rodri
– MF Tiberio Guarente[32] (Long-term injured)

Youth system

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
33 GK Julián Cuesta
34 DF Bernardo Espinosa
No. Position Player
MF José Campaña
DF 'Deivid' Rodríguez

Long-term injuries

Sergio Sánchez's cardiac pathology

Out between: January – December 2010

On 1 January 2010, Sevilla FC's medical services detected some cardiac pathology in Sergio Sánchez's heart and they recommended to him to stop his activity with the team. On May 2010, he was surgical operated in Hamburg (Germany) and received orders of resting during 6 or 7 months, when there will be valued (beginning of 2011) the possibility of returning to play football.[33] On 27 December 2010, doctors of Vall d'Hebrón Hospital (Barcelona) had officially told Sevilla FC that Sergio Sánchez has passed the latest tests about his recovery because of the surgical operation, so he can play football again from 2011.[34]

Jesús Navas' left ankle (I)

Out between: 16 – 30 September 2010 ; October 2010 – January 2011

On 16 September 2010, in the Europa League match against PSG, Jesús Navas twisted his left ankle. He had to be replaced during that match because he couldn't walk as usual. His injury didn't appear serious, and he was considered recovered and fit to play in the pre-game Europa League against Borussia Dortmund at the Westfalenstadion. He had to be replaced on 76' because of a strong relapse. He was replaced by Julien Escudé. During October, it was thought that he needed surgery. He submitted it on 1 November in Vitoria-Gasteiz. He was operated by Dr. Mikel Sánchez and could return to play after Christmas, on 2 January against CA Osasuna.

Tiberio Guarente's injured leg

Out between: November 2010 – Following season

On 6 November 2010, Sevilla FC's medical services discovered a strange injury in Tiberio Guarente's leg that should be treated. This injury caused that the Italian player was 6 months out of the stadiums.[35]

Jesús Navas' left ankle (II)

Out between: April 2011 – Following season

In some training season before the match against RCD Mallorca, Jesus Navas had discomfort in his left ankle, which had been twisted in the beginning of the session in a Europa League match against PSG. He wasn't called to that match and medical tests were made. It was discovered that he suffered from a relapse of that injury, a stress fracture in his ankle that will keep him out of the stadiums for 6 weeks. It is believed he will not play more in the remainder of the session.

Nominated by their national football team

Match stats

No. Pos. Player
Liga Cup SCE UCL UEL Liga Cup SCE UCL UEL Liga Cup SCE UCL UEL Liga Cup SCE UCL UEL
1 GK Andrés Palop 2 1 1
2 DF Federico Fazio 1 3
4 DF Martín Cáceres 1 6 1 1
5 DF Fernando Navarro 8 4 1 4 1 1
6 MF Romaric 1 3 1 5 1 1 1
7 MF Jesús Navas (LTI) 1 1 3
8 MF Didier Zokora 10 3 1 1 2
9 MF Diego Perotti 3 1 5 1 2
10 FW Luis Fabiano (Out) 10 1 1 1 1 2 1 1
11 MF Renato 2 1 1
12 FW Frédéric Kanouté 12 1 2 1 5 6 1 1
13 GK Javi Varas 3
14 DF Julien Escudé 2 6 2 1
15 MF Alejandro Alfaro 2 3 2 1
16 MF Diego Capel 1 2 1 1
17 DF Sergio Sánchez 3 1 1
18 FW Álvaro Negredo 20 5 1 4
19 MF Luca Cigarini 1 2 2 2
20 DF Mouhamadou Dabo 6 1 1 1
21 MF Lautaro Acosta 1 3
23 DF Alexis Ruano 2 8 3 2 1 1
24 DF Abdoulay Konko (Out) 2 3 1
MF Gary Medel No. 40 7 No. 40 1 No. 40 No. 40
25 MF Tiberio Guarente (LTI) 1 2
MF Ivan Rakitić 5 No. 41 1 No. 41 No. 41 No. 41
27 DF Antonio Luna (Out) 1 1
30 FW José Carlos (Out) 2
31 FW Rodri 1 2
34 DF Bernardo Espinosa 1

Match results

Pre-season

Friendly matches

16th Trofeo de la Sal

Achille & Cesare Bortolotti Trophy

56th Ramón de Carranza Trophy

  Semi-finals Final
6 August – Cádiz
 Cádiz  1 (5)  
 Atlético de Madrid (p)  1 (6)  
 
8 August – Cádiz
     Atlético de Madrid  1 (3)
   RCD Espanyol (p)  1 (4)
Third place
7 August – Cádiz 8 August – Cádiz
 Sevilla FC  1 (1)  Cádiz  2
 RCD Espanyol (p)  1 (4)    Sevilla FC  3


3rd Antonio Puerta Trophy

Supercopa de España

Final

Team 1   Agg.   Team 2   1st leg     2nd leg  
Sevilla FC 3–5 FC Barcelona 3–1 0–4
First leg
14 August 2010
21:30 CEST
 Sevilla 3 – 1 Barcelona Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, Sevilla
Attendance: 38,000
Referee: Muñiz Fernández
Luís Fabiano  62'
Kanouté  73', 83'		 (Report)
Live TV:
  21' Ibrahimović
Sevilla
Barcelona

SEVILLA FC
GK 1 Andrés Palop (c)
DF 24 Abdoulay Konko
DF 14 Julien Escudé
DF 2 Federico Fazio
DF 20 Mouhamadou Dabo 70'
MF 6 Romaric 45'
MF 8 Didier Zokora 58'
MF 11 Renato 64'
FW 7 Jesús Navas
FW 10 Luís Fabiano  62' 73'
FW 9 Diego Perotti
Substitutes:
GK 13 Javi Varas
DF 4 Sébastien Squillaci
MF 19 Luca Cigarini 72' 45'
MF 15 Alejandro Alfaro
MF 16 Diego Capel
FW 18 Álvaro Negredo 73'
FW 12 Frédéric Kanouté  73', 83' 64'
Manager:
Antonio Álvarez

FC BARCELONA
GK 31 Rubén Miño
DF 2 Dani Alves 90+1'
DF 18 Gabriel Milito (c) 82'
DF 22 Éric Abidal
DF 19 Maxwell
DF 33 Sergi Gómez
MF 15 Seydou Keita
MF 37 Oriol Romeu
MF 34 Jonathan dos Santos 66'
FW 9 Zlatan Ibrahimović  21' 53'
FW 11 Bojan Krkić
Substitutes:
GK 38 Oier Olazábal
DF 35 Marc Muniesa
DF 21 Adriano 82'
DF 30 Thiago Alcântara 66'
MF 28 Sergi Roberto
MF 20 Jeffrén Suárez
FW 10 Lionel Messi 53'
Manager:
Pep Guardiola

Man of the Match:
Frédéric Kanouté (Sevilla FC)

Assistant referees:
José Manuel Fernández Miranda
Javier Hugo Novoa Robles
Fourth official:
Pablo Fernández Pérez
Second leg
21 August 2010
20:30 CEST
 FC Barcelona 4 – 0 Sevilla FC Camp Nou, Barcelona
Attendance: 67,414
Referee: F. Teixeira Vitienes
Konko  14' (o.g.)
Messi  24', 44', 90+1'		 (Report)
Live TV:
FC Barcelona
Sevilla FC

FC BARCELONA
GK 1 Víctor Valdés
DF 2 Dani Alves
DF 3 Gerard Piqué 79'
DF 22 Éric Abidal
DF 19 Maxwell
MF 16 Sergio Busquets
MF 6 Xavi (c) 88'
MF 15 Seydou Keita
FW 10 Lionel Messi  24', 44', 90+1'
FW 11 Bojan Krkić 57'
FW 17 Pedro Rodríguez 57'
Substitutes:
GK 13 José Manuel Pinto
DF 5 Carles Puyol
DF 18 Gabriel Milito
MF 8 Andrés Iniesta 57'
MF 21 Adriano 88'
FW 9 Zlatan Ibrahimović
FW 7 David Villa 57'
Manager:
Pep Guardiola

SEVILLA FC
GK 1 Andrés Palop (c)
DF 5 Fernando Navarro
DF 14 Julien Escudé
DF 24 Abdoulay Konko  14' (o.g.)
DF 20 Mouhamadou Dabo
MF 6 Romaric 33' 61'
MF 7 Jesús Navas
MF 8 Didier Zokora
MF 15 Alejandro Alfaro 61'
MF 16 Diego Capel 61'
FW 18 Álvaro Negredo
Substitutes:
GK 13 Javi Varas
DF 2 Federico Fazio
MF 9 Diego Perotti 61'
FW 10 Luís Fabiano 61'
MF 11 Renato
MF 19 Luca Cigarini 89' 61'
FW 31 Rodri
Manager:
Antonio Álvarez

Man of the Match:
Lionel Messi (FC Barcelona)

Assistant referees:
Victoriano Díaz Casado
Manuel Ángel Torre Cimiano
Fourth official:
Alberto Díaz Arias

Liga BBVA

Matchday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
Against LEV DEP MGA RAC HÉR ATM SPG ATH FCB VAL ZAR MLL GET VIL ALM RMA OSA RSO ESP LEV DEP MGA RAC HÉR ATM SPG ATH FCB VAL ZAR MLL GET VIL ALM RMA OSA RSO ESP
Venue A H A H A H A H A H A H H A H A H A H H A H A H A H A H A H A A H A H A H A
Position 2 3 2 5 7 5 7 6 8 6 5 7 8 10 11 11 10 10 10 8 8 7 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 5 6 6 5 6 6 5 5
Goal Average (useful in case of tie)[38] Won Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Won Won

     Win       Draw       Lost

All Home Away
Pts W D L F A Dif. Pts W D L F A Dif. Pts W D L F A Dif.
5 Sevilla FC 58 17 7 14 62 61 +1 34 10 4 5 35 27 +8 24 7 3 9 27 34 −7

     Liga BBVA Winner (also qualified for 2011–12 UEFA Champions League Group Stage)
     2011–12 UEFA Champions League Group Stage
     2011–12 UEFA Champions League 4th Qualifying Round
     2011–12 UEFA Europa League Group Stage
     2011–12 UEFA Europa League 4th Qualifying Round (From February 3: 5th and 6th Liga BBVA qualified teams because of the 2011 Copa del Rey Final)
     2011–12 UEFA Europa League 3rd Qualifying Round (From February 3: 7th Liga BBVA qualified team because of the 2011 Copa del Rey Final)
     Relegation to Liga Adelante

UEFA Champions League

Fourth Qualifying Round

SC Braga won 5–3 on aggregate and qualifies to the group stage. Sevilla FC relegated to Europa League.

UEFA Europa League

Group stage

GROUP J Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
PSG 6 3 3 0 9 4 +5 12
Sevilla FC 6 3 1 2 10 7 +3 10
Borussia Dortmund 6 2 3 1 10 7 +3 9
Karpaty Lviv 6 0 1 5 4 15 −11 1

Round of 32

Sevilla FC 2–2 FC Porto on aggregate. FC Porto won on away goals.

Copa del Rey

Round of 32

Sevilla FC won 10–1 on aggregate.

Round of 16

Sevilla FC won 8–3 on aggregate.

Quarterfinals

Sevilla FC won 6–3 on aggregate.

Semifinals

Real Madrid CF won 3–0 on aggregate.

Others

Antonio Álvarez sacked during the season

After the successful end of the 2009–10 season, during which the team could qualify for the qualifying round 4 of the UEFA Champions League thanks to a goal from Rodri in Almería in the 95th minute, and the achievement of the 2009–10 Copa del Rey, won the fifth time in club's history, Antonio Álvarez was renowned as the team coach. After an uncertain preseason with signings that didn't seem to provide a good performance, and a hesitant start in Champions League and disastrous at Europe League, the directive issued an ultimatum to Álvarez: His team could not loose in Alicante against Hércules. However, Sevilla FC fell precipitously; Trezeguet scored twice on 26 September at the Rico Pérez stadium giving a very bad image. After an impromptu meeting of the directive in Sevilla, in the morning from 26 to Sep. 27, Álvarez was sacked, and Gregorio Manzano was announced as his replacement for the remainder of the season.

Álvarez matches balance:

3rd Champions for Africa

Three years ago, on 2008 Christmas, Frédéric Kanouté and his own foundation organized an special Christmas match with Unicef trying to help African kids about their education with the ticket's prices and the anonymous donations. The first edition was held in Sevilla, at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, with a smaller support than in 2009 when the match was organized in Madrid, at Santiago Bernabéu, with three quarters of the stadium full of fans. Both matches have been broadcast in some foreign countries, like United Kingdom or Mali. This year, with more help for the Fundación Kanouté, the match will be held in Vicente Calderón Stadium, Atlético de Madrid home stadium, on December 29. Africa United coach, Jose Mourinho, starred the funniest anecdotes of the match, taking with him his sons, who threw the ball to one of the goalkeepers of his father's team at halftime, Andrés Palop. In addition, Mourinho plate the linesman in the second half because of the many marked offsides against his team and took with him to an amateur teen who jumped into the Vicente Calderón to greet a player of Liga BBVA XI.

Vamos Deixar-te Sem o Título

After completing the game between Sevilla FC and Levante UD (4–1 home win), the stadium lights went out suddenly after having retired referees and Levante UD players. In the video scoreboard it was shown a video with Andrés Palop's voice background encouraging Sevilla FC fans to go to the stadium on Wednesday 26 January to see the first leg of Copa del Rey Semifinals against Real Madrid CF. The video ended with an image of the Copa del Rey and the phrases "¿Quieres otra Copa?" [Do you want another Cup? (English)] and "Que ningún madridista te quite el asiento" [Try to avoid that any Real Madrid fan steals your seat (English)] and "Vamos Deixar-te Sem o Título" (Portuguese) [We will leave you without the title (English)]. The Madrid press, akin to Real Madrid CF, slammed this initiative considering it disrespectful.
They identified the "We will leave you without the title" as an offensive reference to the Madrid club's Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho. Sevilla FC also distributed leaflets with the same image and the same phrases. The local coach Gregorio Manzano said at the news conference that he hadn't seen them. When a reporter gave him one, he just said that "it was an original initiative".

LFP failed strike

On 11 February 2011, LFP officially announced a planified strike for Liga BBVA matchday 30 (1, 2 and 3 April 2011) if Spanish government doesn't forbid the TV law about the La Liga broadcasting and if it doesn't give the sufficient part of the earnings of La Quiniela, Spanish sportive official bet. Following Spanish law, at least one match of each Liga BBVA matchday must be broadcast by common TV (laSexta, on the Spanish TDT). LFP wants forcing to pay TV channels and radio stations to broadcast entire matches or summaries too. On 22 March, LFP announced that nothing had change to that moment and the strike was official. 7 Liga BBVA teams (Villarreal CF, Real Sociedad, Athletic Bilbao, RCD Espanyol, Real Zaragoza, Sevilla FC and Málaga CF) had made official their desition about playing that matchday as usual, presenting an interim measure before a court of Madrid. LFP vice-president (and Sevilla FC vice-president too), stepped down citing disagreement with the decision taken by the LFP in February, calling it coercion. After weeks of discussions without reaching any conclusion, the judge presiding over the case, Ms. Purificación Pujol, announced on March 30 that the 7 Liga BBVA clubs, along with Real Madrid CF and FC Barcelona, joined days after, were right. Therefore, the same morning, LFP had to organize on the fly the schedule of matchdays 30 in Liga BBVA and 32 in Liga Adelante.

References

  1. ^ Antonio Álvarez seguirá al frente del Sevilla la próxima campaña, MARCA.com (Spanish), 25 May 2010
  2. ^ El Sevilla destituye a Álvarez y nombra a Manzano, MARCA.com (Spanish), on September 27 2010
  3. ^ Javi Navarro vuelve al Sevilla como ayudante de Antonio Álvarez, MARCA.com (Spanish), 21 June 2010
  4. ^ Shared with UD Almería
  5. ^ Relegated to UEFA Europa League because of the defeat at the Qualifying Round 4 following UEFA competition rules
  6. ^ a b c d Juan Cala signed a professional contract with Sevilla FC coming from the youth team, so it is more than a youth team promotion. Therefore, Sevilla FC might decide loan him to FC Cartagena.
  7. ^ El Sevilla anuncia el fichaje del francés Dabo, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 23 May 2010
  8. ^ El Sevilla anuncia el fichaje Tiberio Guarente, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 17 June 2010
  9. ^ a b c Free transfer because Sevilla Atlético and Sevilla C are Sevilla FC youth teams
  10. ^ a b Los canteranos Luis Alberto y Dani Jiménez firman sendos contratos profesionales con el Sevilla por 3 años, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 1 July 2010
  11. ^ Alexis firma con el Sevilla por seis temporadas, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 24 August 2010
  12. ^ El Sevilla amplía dos años el contrato de Cala, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 28 June 2010
  13. ^ El Barcelona ficha a Adriano, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 16 July 2010
  14. ^ Crespo, traspasado al Padova italiano, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 16 July 2010
  15. ^ El lateral Casado ficha por el Rayo, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 20 July 2010
  16. ^ Chevantón se desvincula del Sevilla para fichar por el Lecce, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 22 August 2010
  17. ^ El Sevilla traspasa a Squillaci al Arsenal, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 22 August 2010
  18. ^ Camacho confirma el fichaje de Lolo y destaca su polivalencia, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 22 August 2010
  19. ^ El Espanyol confirma el fichaje de Duscher, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 30 August 2010
  20. ^ Cigarini, a un paso del Sevilla, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 2 August 2010
  21. ^ Sevilla FC will pay Napoli €350,000 for the loan. This quantity will be €425,000 if Sevilla FC quualifies to the 2010–11 UEFA Champions League Group Stage
  22. ^ El Rayo ficha al italo-argentino Emiliano Armenteros procedente del Sevilla, AS.com (Spanish), on 16 July 2010
  23. ^ David Prieto se marcha cedido al Tenerife, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 29 July 2010
  24. ^ El Sevilla cede a Tom de Mul al Standard de Lieja por un año con opción de compra, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 30 July 2010
  25. ^ Cala se marcha cedido al Cartagena, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 30 August 2010
  26. ^ Alfaro volverá al Sevilla tras dos años en Tenerife, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 27 May 2010
  27. ^ El Sevilla no ejerce la opción de compra sobre Stankevicius, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 31 May 2010
  28. ^ a b El Sevilla ficha de una tacada a Medel y Rakitic, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 27 January 2011
  29. ^ Konko se marcha del Sevilla y vuelve al Genoa, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 19 January 2011
  30. ^ El Sevilla traspasa a Luis Fabiano al Sao Paulo, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 11 March 2011
  31. ^ Luna jugará en el Almería hasta final de temporada, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 19 January 2011
  32. ^ Without number because of his injured leg (He can't return to play until May)
  33. ^ Sergio Sánchez abandona el hospital tras su intervención cardiaca e inicia la rehabilitación, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 27 May 2010
  34. ^ Sergio Sánchez puede volver a jugar al fútbol, MARCA.com (Spanish), on 27 December 2010
  35. ^ El jefe de los servicios médicos del Sevilla admite que Guarente llegó con "una rodilla con ciertas deficiencias" (English: Sevilla FC's head doctor admits that Tiberio Guarente arrived to the club with a "deficient knee"), MARCA.com (Spanish), on 6 November 2010
  36. ^ Played during Liga BBVA break because the international match Argentina – Spain on 7 September
  37. ^ Played during Liga BBVA break because of UEFA Champions League Group Stage Matchday 5 on days 23 and 24 November 2010
  38. ^ The team that wins this variable will be qualified ahead of another with the same points but lost on goal average. If the goal average is drawn between two or more teams and, at the end of the season these teams have the same points, the overall Liga BBVA's goal average prevails over this goal average.
  39. ^ a b UEFA don't allow sponsors' names implicit on stadia names.

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