Sevilla FC - Atlético Madrid live - Football

On Saturday, 29 August 2026 at 20:30 BST, the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán in Seville hosts the La Liga Matchday 3 clash between Sevilla FC and Atlético Madrid. Sevilla arrive with a perfect 6 points from 2 games - wins over Rayo Vallecano (2-1) and away at Athletic Bilbao (3-1) - while Atlético hold 4 points after defeating Málaga 2-0 and drawing 2-2 with Villarreal. In 41 all-time meetings, Atlético lead the head-to-head with 17 wins to Sevilla's 12, and 12 draws.

Match Info: Sevilla FC vs Atlético Madrid

The match kicks off on Saturday, 29 August 2026 at 20:30 BST (19:30 UTC) at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán in Seville, as part of Matchday 3 of La Liga EA Sports 2026/27.

Where to Watch Sevilla FC vs Atlético Madrid?

UK and Ireland supporters can catch the action live on Premier Sports Player. In the United States, the match is available on ESPN+, the ESPN App, and Fubo TV, while the Spanish-language broadcast goes out on ESPN Deportes. Fans in Canada can tune in via TSN+.

Across Europe, DAZN carries the game in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, and Portugal (DAZN 1 Portugal on TV). Other notable options include Disney+ in Denmark, Finland and Sweden; TV2 Play and Viaplay in Norway; Ziggo Sport in the Netherlands; and Cosmote Sport 7 HD in Greece. Viewers in Spain can watch on M+ LALIGA and LaLiga TV Bar HD.

In Latin America, DIRECTV Sports covers Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela, while VIX serves Mexico, Central America and the Dominican Republic. Brazilian fans have the choice of Amazon Prime Video or CazéTV. Across Asia, the match goes out on DAZN and U-Next in Japan, Coupang Play in South Korea, and beIN Sports across the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

Match between Sevilla FC and Atlético Madrid - Preview

Sevilla return to the Pizjuán in fine form, boasting a perfect start to the 2026/27 campaign, while Atlético Madrid - La Liga's fourth-placed side and Copa del Rey runners-up in 2025/26 - arrive seeking their first back-to-back wins of the new season.

The contrast in form adds a compelling storyline to this fixture. Sevilla's two victories in as many games represent a remarkable turnaround for a side that finished 13th last term, and Diego Simeone will be well aware that a fired-up Seville crowd can swing the game in an instant. The Andalusians have found an attacking edge and defensive resilience that was often missing the previous season.

Atlético, for their part, remain a formidable outfit. Lee Kang-In made an immediate impact on his debut with a superb goal, and Giuliano Simeone showed the ability to deliver in important moments. The draw with Villarreal, however, was a reminder that this Atlético side is not yet in full rhythm - Mikautadze's late equalising penalty denied them three points. Responding in a hostile environment will be a stern test of their ambitions this season.

Head-to-Head: Sevilla FC vs Atlético Madrid

Atlético Madrid hold the upper hand historically in this rivalry, but the Pizjuán has repeatedly proved a difficult venue for the Madrid side - Sevilla's 2-1 victory there in April 2026 being the most recent illustration of that fact.

Recent meetings between the two clubs:

• 11 April 2026 - La Liga - Sevilla FC 2-1 Atlético Madrid
• 1 November 2025 - La Liga - Atlético Madrid 3-0 Sevilla FC
• 6 April 2025 - La Liga - Sevilla FC 1-2 Atlético Madrid
• 8 December 2024 - La Liga - Atlético Madrid 4-3 Sevilla FC
• 12 February 2024 - La Liga - Sevilla FC 1-0 Atlético Madrid
• 26 January 2024 - Copa del Rey - Atlético Madrid 1-0 Sevilla FC
• 23 December 2023 - La Liga - Atlético Madrid 1-0 Sevilla FC
• 4 March 2023 - La Liga - Atlético Madrid 6-1 Sevilla FC
• 1 October 2022 - La Liga - Sevilla FC 0-2 Atlético Madrid

Sevilla FC - Recent Form

Sevilla have started the 2026/27 La Liga season in spectacular fashion, winning both of their opening fixtures for a maximum 6 points - the best possible start to the new campaign.

On 15 August at home, Sevilla fell behind to an early Álvaro García goal in the 4th minute against Rayo Vallecano, but refused to fold. Jon Guridi levelled from the spot in the 52nd minute and, deep into stoppage time, Fernández converted a second penalty in the 90+7th minute to seal a dramatic 2-1 win. It was exactly the sort of resilient, character-driven performance that had been missing from the club's recent repertoire.

Seven days later, the side produced an even more impressive display - triumphing 3-1 away at Athletic Bilbao's San Mamés, one of the toughest grounds in Spanish football. A victory at San Mamés is never easily earned, and the manner in which Sevilla claimed it suggests the team is capable of competing at the upper end of the table this season. They now face their sternest test yet as Atlético Madrid come to town.

Atlético Madrid - Recent Form

Atlético Madrid have 4 points from their opening 2 games of the 2026/27 La Liga season, sitting 2nd in the early standings after one win and one draw.

The campaign opened on 19 August with a convincing 2-0 home victory over newly promoted Málaga. Lee Kang-In marked his competitive debut with a superb goal - a sign of intent from a side that strengthened significantly in the summer. The performance was assured and controlled throughout.

Four days later came a more testing afternoon against Villarreal. Atlético led through Marc Pubill's 59th-minute goal, but Gerard Moreno equalised from the penalty spot in the 66th minute. Giuliano Simeone restored the lead in the 85th minute, only for Georges Mikautadze to snatch a 2-2 draw with a late penalty. It was a frustrating result that Simeone's side will look to put firmly behind them in a fierce atmosphere at the Pizjuán.

Facts and Statistics

Sevilla FC and Atlético Madrid are two of the defining clubs of 21st-century Spanish football. Sevilla's record six Europa League titles sit alongside Atlético's two La Liga championships since 2013 and two Champions League final appearances, making every meeting a clash of genuine footballing pedigree.

• In 41 all-time meetings, Atlético Madrid have won 17, Sevilla 12, with 12 draws.
• Atlético's largest ever win over Sevilla was the 6-1 demolition at the Metropolitano on 4 March 2023.
• The most recent fixture between these sides ended 2-1 to Sevilla at the Pizjuán on 11 April 2026.
• Atlético finished 4th in La Liga 2025/26 and qualified for the Champions League; Sevilla ended the same campaign in 13th.
• After 2 matchdays of the 2026/27 season, Sevilla lead the La Liga table with a perfect 6 points; Atlético are 2nd with 4 points.