Levante UD returns to competition this Monday with a new match at the Ciutat de València Stadium. The team from Orriols will host Sevilla FC starting at 9:00 PM, in a game that will mark the return of competition after the break for international commitments.

The Sevilla team approaches the match positioned in the upper part of the standings and with good records away from their stadium. In their three away games, they have achieved two victories and one draw, so they are still unbeaten on the road. The Sevillians arrive in Valencia after a 1-3 loss to FC Barcelona, a result that ended a streak of three consecutive matches without defeat.

For their part, Levante UD will try to achieve a positive result after their last match against Villarreal CF. The Levante players competed until the end and fought to earn points in a game where the opponent sealed the match in the final minutes. Now, the blue and maroon team will look to take advantage of their home field to get back to winning ways in front of their fans.

The matchup between the two teams on Levante's home turf shows a favorable record for Sevilla FC. In the 17 matches played in La Liga with Levante UD as the home team, the Valencians have achieved five victories, compared to eight for the Sevilla team, while the remaining four matches ended in a draw. In terms of goals, Levante UD has scored 20 goals, while Sevilla FC has scored 31.

The first meeting between the two clubs in the top division took place on March 15, 1964, and ended in a 1-1 draw. However, the most recent encounter brings good memories for Levante fans. On April 23, Levante UD defeated the Sevilla team 2-0 thanks to a brace from Iván Romero.

The match will also bring together several figures with shared pasts between the two clubs. Iván Romero and Kochorashvili are among the players who have worn the jerseys of both Levante UD and Sevilla FC. On the visiting bench will be Luis García Plaza, a coach with a special connection to the Levante club. The Sevilla coach managed Levante UD and achieved promotion to La Liga in 2010.

With this background, Levante UD faces a new opportunity to strengthen themselves at the Ciutat de València and start the return to competition on the right foot. On Monday, at 9:00 PM, the Levante players will look for the support of their fans to boost the team against a Sevilla FC that is still unbeaten away from home.