Eibar travel to the impregnable Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan

Team News:

- Sevilla FC: Nico Pareja and Grzegorz Krychowiak (injured), Timothee Kolodziejczak (suspended)

- SD Eibar: Jaime Jimenez and Keko (injured), Ander Capa (suspended)

Match Facts:

Sevilla FC (6th, 41 pts):

- The fact that Sevilla are in the European spots is thanks to their excellent results at the Sanchez Pizjuan, where they have won their last 11 Liga BBVA games.

- If they manage a win against Eibar, Emery’s men will set the club's best league run at their home ground this century, surpassing the 11 consecutive victories under Juande Ramos in 2006.

- The coach has already announced that he will ring the changes after the game against FC Barcelona. One of them may be Federico Fazio, who could make his first appearance in front of the Sevilla fans after returning to the club, with Kolodziejczak’s suspension for an accumulation of yellow cards opening the doors to a place in the starting XI.

.@Iborra_Vicente: “If we want to be on top, we have to win away games” pic.twitter.com/KYLq2IyVDA

— Sevilla FC (@SevillaFC_ENG) February 29, 2016

SD Eibar (8th, 36 pts):

- This is a tough but exciting week for Jose Luis Mendilibar’s team, who face Barcelona at home after their trip to Sevilla. The Basque side need a positive result to revert their poor run which has seen them lose five of their last six games.

- Eibar have not picked up a point on the road since their last trip to Seville, back on 3 January, when they thrashed Real Betis at the Benito Villamarin (4-0). They have lost their last three away games against Athletic Club, Atletico Madrid and RC Celta.

- The Basques have only won once in nine meetings with Sevilla in the Liga BBVA and Adelante (2000/01 season) and they have never taken home all three points from the Pizjuan.

Don’t leave Seville without… visiting theMuseum of Fine Arts, officially opened in 1841 and considered one of the most important art galleries in Spain in the present day. The museum houses some of the finest examples of Sevillian Baroque painting in the form of works by Francisco de Zurbaran, Bartolome Murillo and Juan de Valdes Leal.

Getting to the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan: 
Address: Calle Sevilla Futbol Club, 41005 Sevilla.  
Metro: The closest metro stations are Nervion and Gran Plaza. The San Bernardo Renfe station has a Metro stop.  
Bus: 27, 24, 21, B3, 28, 29, C1, C2, 32, EA (Airport Special), 5. 
Commuter rail service: Lines C1 and C3.   Train: Santa Justa is the nearest station.  
Stadium location here

Time: 20:00 CET 
Stadium: Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan  
Referee: Martinez Munuera, Juan 
TV: Watch the game in your country  
Hashtag: #SFCvEIB 
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