Sevilla can disrupt Osasuna's first pass and move quickly into the box. Osasuna have a direct route that can bypass that pressure and compete for the next ball. The midfield contest after either team's first attack looks central to the pace of this match. Both sides have shown a way to create another chance after the initial opening.
Ure's press has already produced a goal from a loose first pass, with Agoumé and Fofana able to carry the next attack. Budimir can hold Osasuna's longer release, Rubén García can deliver from the right, and Dubasin can attack the second contact against Sevilla's central cover. Oroz and Herrando were already missing when Osasuna created chances in Arrasate's first match; Sevilla still lack Marcao, while Stassin played limited minutes in the last match and Kochorashvili and Guridi are back in the squad without proven full-match minutes. Sevilla's pressure can produce the opener, and Osasuna's direct answer or a renewed Sevilla wave can keep the scoring moving. I'm backing a lively scoring match from those independent routes.
