Liga: three goals in added time, a red and a completely crazy 3-3 between Levante and Sevilla
Levante and Sevilla FC offered a show full of twists and turns to close the 8th day of La Liga. While the Andalusians seemed to have done the hardest part by taking a two-step lead, the locals found the resources to come back in a match which got carried away in the last minutes.
The scenario changed in added time, with three goals scored after the 90th minute and an expulsion which further increased the tension. At the end of this eventful evening, the two teams finally separated with a parity score (3-3).
Sevilla took the lead thanks to Robbie Ure in the 13th minute, before Felix Correia widened the gap after returning from the locker room (54th). Ivan Romero immediately revived Levante, three minutes later, but the real chaos began in stoppage time.
Adrian Dela first put the two teams back on level terms in the 90th + 2, before Isaac Romero gave the Sevillians the advantage back three minutes later. The striker was then sent off for receiving a second warning, following a celebration considered provocative towards the public.
Reduced to ten, the visitors finally gave in one last time: the young Ifeanyi Ndukwe, aged 18, scored his first goal in La Liga in the 90th + 10 to snatch a draw from Levante. Born and raised in France, Manu discovered his love for the beautiful game at a young age and developed a deep understanding of the ins and outs of "Le Championnat.
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