The Isaac Romero red card came after a silence gesture and second yellow, while bottles were thrown following Sevilla's late goal at Levante.

Referee Adrián Cordero Vega's match report explained that Sevilla forward Isaac Romero received a second yellow card for making a silencing gesture toward Levante supporters. The booking came following Sevilla's 2-3 goal during a 3-3 draw on Monday. The referee noted that Romero put his index finger to his mouth, which incited home fans to throw objects toward the celebrating players.
The official report initially listed the caution in the 90th minute before an annex corrected the time to 90+5 minutes following a typographical error. Objects including plastic bottles and cups were thrown onto the pitch, though none hit anyone. Levante could potentially face a minor fine, but official sanctions remain unconfirmed.
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