According to Diario Sport, Barcelona's away victory over Sevilla left many stories beyond the match itself. Koundé, despite not playing, felt the warmth from his former club's supporters, while Yamal answered jeers and insults at Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán with two assists. Fermín López's warm embrace with his grandmother after the match was also a touching sight.

Yamal was the main target of Pizjuán supporters from the first minute. Every time the Barcelona forward touched the ball, he was met with piercing whistles, even turning to boos in some sections of the stadium when things didn't go his way. The atmosphere was likely fueled by Yamal's previous comments in an interview with Jorge Valdano, in which he admitted to enjoying watching Betis matches—a comment not forgotten by Sevilla fans.
Whether for this reason or simply because he is one of Barcelona's biggest stars, the number 10 received an unforgettable "welcome." Yamal's start was rough; he appeared somewhat frustrated in the opening minutes, even removing the tape from his hand—a habitual gesture he makes when things don't go well early on, a personal superstition. Shortly after, one of his shots hit the post.
The pressure from the stands intensified until Yamal decided to respond. He turned to face the crowd and made a gesture inviting them to continue booing him. The atmosphere on the pitch heated up, but the decisive response came on the field. When fully provoked by the stands, Yamal delivered his best performance, providing two assists and ultimately proving key to Barcelona securing the victory. He once again proved that he thrives in the most hostile environments, and Pizjuán learned a lesson: never provoke Yamal.
Koundé's Return to Familiar Ground
Koundé returned to Sevilla but didn't play a single minute. The French defender, for the second consecutive match against his former club, remained on the bench, spending a special evening at the stadium where he played for years. Sevilla supporters hadn't forgotten him; Koundé was one of Barcelona's most celebrated players by the home crowd. He spent much of his warm-up time approaching and greeting supporters, even taking photos with some near the pitch.
After the match, his emotional bond with Sevilla became even clearer. While his teammates left the pitch, Koundé was the only Barcelona player who remained on the grass for a cooldown run, and Pizjuán gave him a roaring ovation. As the stadium began to empty, the most special moment unfolded. The French player sat in the stands, surrounded by friends and family who had traveled to Sevilla to be with him on this special evening. Koundé felt at home; although he didn't play this time, he truly felt the love from supporters who hadn't forgotten him.
Fermín's Post-Match Embrace with His Grandmother a Touching Moment
Fermín López played 76 minutes at Pizjuán, once again showing his characteristic work rate and fighting spirit. The young Andalusian gave everything, but his most special moment came after the final whistle, when football was no longer the priority. The player from El Campillo approached the stands to greet his grandmother, who had traveled to Sevilla specifically to watch him play. Movistar Plus cameras captured their meeting, creating one of the most beautiful images of the evening.
Fermín and his grandmother shared a heartfelt embrace, and he spent a beautiful moment with his family before leaving the stadium. It was a special homecoming for him, culminating in an even more special embrace.
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