Rise And Beat Sevilla, PSV Eindhoven Opens Asa In The Champions League

PSV Eindhoven players celebrate the victory over Sevilla in the Champions League. (Twitter @PSV)

JAKARTA - PSV Eindhoven fell behind before rising to beat host Sevilla 3-2 in the Champions League Group B match, Thursday, November 30 in the morning WIB. The victory in the match at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium, Sevilla, opened the hope that PSV would qualify for the round of 16.

PSV showed their best performance in a away match. They were two goals behind but were then able to equalize and finally won the match.

The results achieved by the Dutch Eredivisie club are indeed quite impressive. The reason is, PSV won at home to the opponent.

The victory made PSV move up to second place with eight points. Their hope of qualifying for the next round is even more open.

Meanwhile, Sevilla is certain to be eliminated. Currently, Sevilla is at the bottom with only two points. Failed in the Champions League, the deputy club of La Liga is the most competitive in the Europa League.

In Europe's second caste competition, Sevilla is indeed luckyer. They hold the Europa League title record seven times. And they actually have the status of defending champions so they get a slot to the Champions League

Entertaining PSV, Sevilla actually started the match well. Veteran defender Sergio Ramos put Sevilla ahead in the 24th minute.

The former Real Madrid captain successfully completed an assist from veteran midfielder and Ivan Rakitic.

Just four minutes later, Los Nervionenses actually managed to add more goals through Djibril Sow.

However, the referee disallowed the goal after reviewing it via VAR. The score remains 1-0 for the hosts when the first 45 minutes are over.

In the second half, Sevilla did not relax the pressure. They were able to master the game. And, the game has only been running for two minutes, striker Youssef En Nestri managed to outwit goalkeeper Walter Benitez and turn the score into 2-0.

Sevilla should have advanced with a two-goal advantage. In that situation, midfielder Lucas Ocampos made a blunder.

In just three minutes, the Sevilla player received two yellow cards followed by a red card in the 66th minute.

The advantages of the number of players were put to good use by PSV. Evidently two minutes later, the Root-witten or The Red and Whites managed to reduce their lag through Ismael Saibari's volley which took advantage of Sergino Dest's assist.

The score changed 2-1 and PSV became more aggressive in putting pressure on it. Sevilla himself defended more to secure that advantage.

It's just that their efforts failed. PSV's bumpy attack made Nemanja defender Gudelj make a mistake in the 81st minute. His own own goal made PSV manage to equalize the score.

Sevilla finally had to admit the advantage of his guest. PSV's victory was determined by Ricardo Pepi in injury time.

The header of a young US striker who welcomed Yorbe Vertessen's assist beat goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic. The score changed 3-2 for PSV.

Before ending the Sevilla match again lost a player. This time, midfielder Fernando was on a red card so Sevilla closed the match with defeat and two players got a red card.