Sevilla vs Valencia prediction 21.03.2026 | La Liga

Sevilla are still searching for balance after a rough spell. Last season’s 17th place finish was their worst in decades, so a stronger response felt likely. However, Los Nervionenses now sit 15th with 31 points from 28 games. That is not clear progress, at least not yet.

Under Matías Almeyda, Sevilla’s side put together a five match unbeaten run recently. Sounds decent, yes, but only one was a win. Therefore, the momentum feels a bit fragile. The 5-2 loss at Camp Nou showed how quickly things can slip.

At home, there is some stability. You can see it in the unbeaten run at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán. Four matches, though just one win. Still, something to build on.

Akor Adams leads the attack with seven goals and three assists. Marcão and Peque Fernández remain out, which limits options slightly.

Valencia’s situation is not dramatically better, if we are being honest. Los Che have been drifting for a few seasons now, finishing outside the top eight repeatedly. This campaign feels similar. Sitting just six points above the drop zone, there is still a sense of unease.

Carlos Corberán’s side come into this match after a narrow 1-0 defeat to Real Oviedo, which ended a short two match winning run. That loss may not look dramatic, but it interrupts any sense of momentum.

Away form remains a concern. Valencia have lost three of their last four La Liga games on the road, which makes this trip feel a bit uneasy. You can see why confidence might dip.

Hugo Duro, the top scorer with eight goals, should return to the lineup. Several absences, including Diakhaby and Foulquier, limit options further.