Levante and Sevilla neutralise each other in a wild match with three goals in stoppage time

Levante and Sevilla drew 3-3 on Monday in the eighth round of LaLiga EA Sports. The match, described as "completely crazy" by L'Équipe, saw three goals and a red card in stoppage time.

A stunning turn of events

According to Europa Press, Levante "neutralised Sevilla's lead on two occasions," coming back to level the score twice in the final minutes. The final equaliser, scored in the 90+10th minute, is reported by kicker. The German daily mentions a "ping-pong goal" that sent Levante's fans into ecstasy.

Mundo Deportivo highlights that Sevilla "let a victory slip away" in a "crazy stoppage time." Estadio Deportivo, for its part, describes a Sevilla side that "blew up" their solid match from 0-2 onwards, recalling "the disastrous" of the last two seasons.

A match full of twists and turns

Spanish daily El País mentions an "anguishing draw" for Levante against a "superior" Sevilla. 20minutos talks about a "heart-stopping draw."

The match, which closed the eighth round of fixtures, was also marked by a player's sending-off, although the report does not specify the identity of the offender. Several Portuguese media outlets, including Maisfutebol and Bola na Rede, confirm the scenario: three goals and a red card after the 90th minute.

Portuguese players in the spotlight

According to Bola na Rede, Levante are coached by Luís Castro, while Félix Correia started for Sevilla. The Portuguese player even scored, reports zerozero, which mentions "a Portuguese goal" in this six-goal match.

With this draw, Levante move out of the relegation zone, according to Europa Press.