The Spanish sports justice has imposed a heavy penalty on Matías Almeyda, the coach of Sevilla, who finds his team struggling in the thirteenth position in the league standings. With fourteen matches left in the season, Sevilla now faces the daunting challenge of playing half of those games without Almeyda, who was sent off in a match against Alavés that ended in a draw.

Almeyda’s suspension is critical as Sevilla aims to avoid relegation, making every match crucial for their survival in La Liga. The team's current position places them dangerously close to the relegation zone, and the absence of their coach could hinder their performance during this pivotal period of the season. Alavés' match was a key opportunity for Sevilla to gain vital points, and losing their coach for the upcoming matches complicates their situation further.

In response to the suspension, both Sevilla and Almeyda are expected to appeal the decision, seeking a reduction in the punishment that would allow him to return to the sidelines sooner. This case highlights the serious implications of disciplinary actions in professional sports and sheds light on the challenges teams face as they navigate through critical moments while vying for league safety.