French Club Lyon defeated "troubled" Real Betis 1 - 0 in their Group I game. The Spanish Football Club continues with its low form transferred on from the domestic competition but still managed to get themselves into the next stage of the competition independently of their loss. The winner came in the 66th min when Lyon player Gomis scored the eventual winner.
However, the result from the other match in the Group between Rijeka & Vitoria Guimaraes finished in a 0 - 0 draw which favoured Real Betis. The Spanish Club keeps hanging onto to Europe by "any means".
Sevilla FC lead by an inspired Reyes drew 1 - 1 against Portuguese Club Estoril in their Group H game. The Spaniards got ahead first thanks to a brilliant Reyes pass that facilitated Gameiro to score in the 7th min. However, Sevilla after many chances of goal let slip the game victory in the last moments of the match when Fernandes equalized for the visitors in the 90th min. Sevilla will be in the next stage of the Europa League.
The other news was Sevilla FC player Perotti who was substituted & was not happy at all. There is no "good vibes" between the player & his Coach & the Argentine has asked to leave due to the situation, an event aggravated further tonight.
Pressure match in Group A especially for Spanish Club Valencia CF which has Coach Djukic under the microscope. There is a general feeling that the "top brass" at the Club are waiting for any excuse to get rid of their current Coach. The end result a 0 - 1 win over Welsh Club Swansea City. The Spaniards had already secured their presence in the next stage of the Europa League but a win tonight was a "calming tonic" for what is still installed at home during the next days & their next Liga match.
The winner came from Valencia midfielder Parejo who got onto a goalie clearance from a corner in the 21st min. From here both sides had chances with Swansea disallowed a goal from Alvaro Vazquez that looked legit. Then Valencia CF defender Mathieu saved his side from an equalizer in the 87th min.
Relief for Valencia & its Coach.
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