Sevilla secured a 2-1 victory over Extremadura in the second round of the Copa del Rey at the Francisco de la Hera stadium, earning their spot in the competition's round of 16. The match was emotionally charged, featuring a tribute to late player José Antonio Reyes, with 11,000 spectators, including 4,000 Sevilla fans, paying homage. Sevilla’s goals were scored by Alfon González and Isaac Romero, while Zarfino scored for Extremadura. Sevilla, led by coach Matías Almeyda, faced physical setbacks, including injuries to Juanlu and Juanlu, and had to adapt their lineup, including the return of Joan Jordán after 572 days. Despite a slow start, Sevilla took the lead with a goal from Alfon after a deep pass from Oso, and Isaac Romero extended the lead before halftime. Extremadura responded strongly in the second half, with Giovanni Zarfino scoring to reduce the deficit, but Sevilla held firm in defense to preserve their lead. The match was marked by emotional moments and physical challenges, with Sevilla focusing on their upcoming La Liga match against Valencia. The victory provides a morale boost as Sevilla prepares for the next round and awaits their third-round opponent. The club also faces disciplinary actions, including a partial stadium closure and fines, following recent incidents at matches, and coach Almeyda commented on sportsmanship after the derby, emphasizing respect and humility.