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Real Madrid had eight of the top 10 players for touches, and Dean Huijsen was out in front with 105. The centre back also made 19 progressive passes, more than anyone on the pitch, and completed 96.8% of his passes.…

Real Madrid defeated Sevilla 4-1, with statistical analysis highlighting standout individual performances across the pitch. Yan Diomande proved decisive for Madrid, registering match highs with 11 progressive carries and 35 touches in the final third. Diomande assisted Arda Güler for the opening goal before scoring a goal of his own.
Dean Huijsen led all players with 105 touches and 19 progressive passes while completing 96.8 percent of his passes. Güler contributed three key passes alongside 11 progressive passes, while Sevilla's notable efforts included Gabriel Suazo making six progressive carries and Youssouf Fofana recording 0.283 expected threat from open play.
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