Levante Rescues Draw Against Sevilla with 100th-Minute Goal
Levante drew 3:3 with Sevilla in Monday's Matchday 8 match of the Spanish La Liga. The home side salvaged a point with a goal from defender Ifeanyi Ndukwe in the 100th minute, when he equalized following a rebound. The match was played at the Estadio Ciutat de València before 19,800 spectators. sport.sk ↗
The match produced a dramatic finish, during which three goals were scored between the 92nd and 100th minutes. Sevilla had built up a lead during the course of the match and, based on how the game unfolded, appeared to be the better team. However, Levante increased the pressure in the final stages and earned a valuable point thanks to Ndukwe's strike. El Pais ↗
For the eighteen-year-old Ndukwe, this was his first start in Levante's starting lineup in Spain's top flight. He made a mistake early in the match, but later decided the final result. Der Standard ↗
After the draw, Levante moved to 17th place in the table with six points. Sevilla remained in fifth place. The result also confirmed that both teams had played one of the most dramatic matches of the current La Liga season so far. teraz.sk ↗
The match produced a dramatic finish, during which three goals were scored between the 92nd and 100th minutes. Sevilla had built up a lead during the course of the match and, based on how the game unfolded, appeared to be the better team. However, Levante increased the pressure in the final stages and earned a valuable point thanks to Ndukwe's strike. El Pais ↗
For the eighteen-year-old Ndukwe, this was his first start in Levante's starting lineup in Spain's top flight. He made a mistake early in the match, but later decided the final result. Der Standard ↗
After the draw, Levante moved to 17th place in the table with six points. Sevilla remained in fifth place. The result also confirmed that both teams had played one of the most dramatic matches of the current La Liga season so far. teraz.sk ↗
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Levante gólom v 100. minúte vydrelo remízu 3:3 so Sevillou v La Lige
teraz.sk
| 08:14 13.10.
Neskutočná dráma v trojgólovom nadstavenom čase. La Liga zažila divokú prestrelku
sport.sk
| 23:23 12.10.
Eszelős hajrá, három gól a 92. és a 100. perc között
Index.hu
| 07:25 13.10.
Angustioso empate del Levante ante un Sevilla superior
El Pais
| 23:32 12.10.
Treffer in 100. Minute: ÖFB-Youngster Ndukwe sichert Levante Remis gegen Sevilla
Der Standard
| 23:26 12.10.
Treffer in 100. Minute: ÖFB-Youngster Ndukwe sichert UD Levante Remis gegen Sevilla
Der Standard
| 23:26 12.10.
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