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Club Atl&eacute;tico Osasuna (10-14-9, 44 points) secured a 1-0 victory over Sevilla FC (9-10-14, 37 points) at El Sadar on Thursday, marking their third consecutive win in La Liga. The evenly matched game was decided by a brilliant free-kick from midfielder Rub&eacute;n Garc&iacute;a, who found the top corner in the 25th minute.
Both teams started with a balanced, tactical approach, favoring possession-based play. Osasuna showed more initiative in attack, creating chances through flank crosses and patient buildup. Their efforts paid off midway through the first half, when Garc&iacute;a broke the deadlock with a perfectly placed free kick.
The momentum shifted further in Osasuna&rsquo;s favor minutes later when Sevilla&rsquo;s forward Dodi Luk&eacute;bakio was shown a red card, leaving the visitors with 10 men. Osasuna capitalized on the numerical advantage, finding more space to control possession and push forward. Just before halftime, Osasuna midfielder Pablo Ib&aacute;&ntilde;ez was initially shown a red card, but after a VAR review, the decision was downgraded to a yellow. Garc&iacute;a nearly doubled the lead in stoppage time with a long-range effort that missed the target.
The second half followed a similar pattern, with both sides sticking to their tactical setups. The first notable chance came from Budimir, whose header from a forward Bryan Zaragoza cross was dealt with by Sevilla&rsquo;s defense. In the 74th minute, Zaragoza had another attempt with a narrowly missed shot from a distance. Midfielder Aimar tried his luck from outside the box a minute later but couldn&rsquo;t add to the scoreline.
Sevilla came close to an equalizer in the final minutes when forward Suso headed a corner on target, but goalkeeper Sergio Herrera made a crucial save to preserve the win.
Osasuna&rsquo;s next game will face Villarreal next, on Saturday, May 3, at Estadio de la Cer&aacute;mica. Kickoff is set for 4:15 p.m. CET (3:15 p.m. BST/10:15 a.m. ET). Box Score Osasuna 1-0 Sevilla FC Goals: OSA: Rub&eacute;n Garc&iacute;a 4 (Free kick) 25&rsquo; Discipline: SEV: Dodi Lub&eacute;bakio (Red card) 32&rsquo; OSA: Alejandro Catena (Yellow card) 33&rsquo; OSA: Pablo Ib&aacute;&ntilde;ez (Yellow card) 45+2&rsquo; SEV: Jos&eacute; Angel Carmona (Yellow card) 64&rsquo; OSA: Bryan Zaragoza (Yellow card) 78&rsquo; SEV: Juanlu S&aacute;nchez (Yellow card) 87&rsquo; OSA: Jes&uacute;s Areso (Yellow card) 90+1
Osasuna: Sergio Herrera (C); Jorge Herrando, Lucas Torr&oacute;, Pablo Ib&aacute;&ntilde;ez (Bryan Zaragoza, m. 46), Aimar, Jes&uacute;s Areso, Rub&eacute;n Garc&iacute;a (Kike Barja, m. 89), Ante Budimir (Jose Arnaiz, m. 84), Enzo Boyomo, Abel Bretones (Juan Cruz, m. 66), Alejandro Catena (Iker Mu&ntilde;oz, m. 46) Subs not used: Aitor Fern&aacute;ndez, Pablo Valencia; Unai Garc&iacute;a, Rub&eacute;n Pe&ntilde;a, Moi G&oacute;mez, Asier Osambela, Sixtus Sevilla FC: &Oslash;rjan Nyland; Jos&eacute; Angel Carmona (Peque, m. 78), Adri&agrave; Pedrosa, Kike Salas, Dodi Luk&eacute;bakio, Sa&uacute;l &Ntilde;&iacute;guez, Lucien Agoum&eacute;, Djibril Sow (Suso, m. 78), Lo&iuml;c Bad&eacute;, Juanlu S&aacute;nchez, Diego Hormigo (Garc&iacute;a Pascual, m. 38) Subs not used: &Aacute;lvaro Ferllo, Alberto Flores; Issac Romero, Chidera Ejuke, Stanis Idumbo, Manu Bueno, Ram&oacute;n Mart&iacute;nez, Castrin, Leandro Antonetti Stats Summary: OSA/SEV Shots: 9/12 Shots on goal: 2/3 Saves: 3/1 Corners: 4/4 Fouls: 14/13 Offsides: 2/1 Possession: 57.9%/42.1% Referee: Adri&aacute;n Cordero Vega Assistant Referees: Antonio Luis Cerezo Parfenof &amp; Judit Romano Garc&iacute;a Fourth Official: David L&oacute;pez Jim&eacute;nez VAR: Alejandro Mu&ntilde;iz Ruiz AVAR: Diego S&aacute;nchez Rojo

Midfielder Rubén García fires an amazing free kick to lead los rojillos to victory.

Osasuna head coach Vicente Moreno spoke to the media at El Sadar following his team's 1-0 win over Sevilla FC.
"I'm very happy for many reasons. The players were rewarded for their effort, and the 20,000 fans at El Sadar deserved it," Moreno said. "We weren't as sharp as we would have liked &mdash; we were a bit imprecise &mdash; but it was clear this team is committed and wanted to win."
Moreno also highlighted the importance of reaching 44 points in the standings.
"Now we can forget about the bottom spots. We're entering the final stretch of 15 points where everything is decided, and we'll see how far we can go," he said. "It's good for everyone to be excited, but we also need to stay grounded and appreciate the fact that we've secured another year in the top flight &mdash; that was our goal."
After Osasuna gained a numerical advantage on the field, Moreno said the team focused on scoring a second goal to close out the match.
"Obviously, we had to be careful not to give them chances, especially on set pieces &mdash; though that's not always avoidable," he said. "We weren't able to finish the game off, but I'll take the positives: it's important to keep a clean sheet."
"We won thanks to that and Rub&eacute;n's free-kick goal, so it was important," Moreno added. "Still, avoiding those nervy moments came down to scoring the second goal &mdash; unfortunately, we didn't."

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