After Sevilla's reserves lost to Real Murcia, Marco García emphasized the difficulty of playing with one less player.

After the match, Marco Garcia said: "The first half was very difficult, but the team put in a tremendous effort in the second half. Playing with one less player against Real Murcia for more than half an hour was physically demanding. We failed to create any chances in the second half because the red card changed everything. You try to attack, but the opponent always manages to regain possession quickly. I can't blame them; they need to continue to improve and remain competitive. We will do our best to win the remaining eight games and turn the current unfavorable situation around."

“Nobody wants to look back at the players who are absent, but there are quite a few, about nine. Sergio’s recurring injury and the absence of national team players have both affected the team. It’s good to see if the youth team players are ready. Bornes played the full 90 minutes for Team C yesterday; he had to play because there were no other center-backs available. Arenas and Loziga made their debuts. They are both young players and will soon be joining Sevilla. I think they performed just as well on the pitch, and the team will need them soon.”

Marco Garcia, speaking about the coming week and upcoming matches, said: "We are frustrated, but we will focus entirely on the next game tomorrow. The team will develop different tactical plans. We must improve our performance, try to avoid playing with one less player again, and strive for victory. The recent slump has indeed affected the players, and statistically, we must win. Tomorrow's training will make it clear to the players that we must give our all to win the upcoming matches."

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