Sevilla lost 2-1 to Getafe, and manager Matías Almeida offered some thoughts on the defeat after the game.  

Matías Almeida said: "It's not easy to analyze the result immediately after the game. We need to remain calm. The team did not do some things well, and we also expected the game to develop in this direction. In football, details often determine success or failure."  

"The opponent's offense was difficult to deal with. Although we remained patient, the pace of ball movement was too slow. Although we created some open opportunities, we failed to resolve their threats. The opponent scored two goals with three shots, and we must continue to improve. This team needs to work harder, especially in building confidence, otherwise the game will become more difficult."  

"The team needs to make preparations in terms of personnel recovery and registration. I believe we will be able to reach the ideal condition before the next game."  

In addition, player Nemanja Gudelj also expressed his views on the game. He said: "The second half was indeed very difficult for us. We are aware of the opponent's tactical style, and they did play very well today, which is indisputable. We need to congratulate them, but we also have to reflect deeply and strive to improve in the next game."  

"We did try hard, but we also made too many mistakes. Perhaps it was a lack of confidence or too much psychological pressure. In any case, we must get out of the trough as soon as possible, play our own style and strive to get points. Fortunately, we will soon have the opportunity to prove ourselves again."  

Chidra Eyuk said: "This game was very complicated. We made some mistakes on the field and tried to find opportunities through passing. However, the overall tempo of the game was slow, which made it difficult for us to create threatening attacks and break through the opponent's defense. The opponent had more players returning to defense, and the game was indeed very difficult. Each of us is disappointed, but we will find positive factors from it and turn our attention to the next game."