Real Madrid

Real Madrid

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Sevilla

Sevilla

Comparison Video

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Stats Breakdown

36🏆 La Liga titles1
20🥇 Copa del Rey titles5
15🌍 UEFA Champions League titles0
2⭐ UEFA Europa League titles7

Head to Head History

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Sevilla0 – 1Real Madrid

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Real Madrid

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Real Betis1 – 0Real Madrid

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4 Sept 2026

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Real Madrid4 – 1Real Sociedad

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26 Aug 2026

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Espanyol1 – 2Real Madrid

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22 Aug 2026

W
Schalke 040 – 3Real Madrid

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16 Aug 2026

W
Deportivo de A Coruña0 – 1Real Madrid

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12 Aug 2026

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Ferencváros1 – 2Real Madrid

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8 Aug 2026

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Real Madrid2 – 2Fiorentina

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1 Aug 2026

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Sevilla0 – 1Real Madrid

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Real Madrid2 – 0Real Oviedo

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14 May 2026

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Barcelona2 – 0Real Madrid

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10 May 2026

Sevilla

Sevilla

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Athletic Bilbao1 – 3Sevilla

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22 Aug 2026

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Sevilla2 – 1Rayo Vallecano

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15 Aug 2026

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Utrecht0 – 1Sevilla

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2 Aug 2026

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NEC Nijmegen1 – 2Sevilla

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31 Jul 2026

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Cracovia1 – 0Sevilla

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19 Jul 2026

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Sevilla0 – 1Real Madrid

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Villarreal2 – 3Sevilla

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Sevilla2 – 1Espanyol

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Sevilla1 – 0Real Sociedad

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Osasuna2 – 1Sevilla

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26 Apr 2026

Real Madrid vs Sevilla: Giants of Europe vs Kings of Europa

Trophy gap that shapes the Real Madrid vs Sevilla stats

The raw numbers scream mismatch. Real Madrid have **36** La Liga titles. Sevilla have **1**. That is the biggest single gap in the Real Madrid vs Sevilla stats.

This is not a close race. Madrid have turned league dominance into a habit. Sevilla sit in a totally different tier on the domestic ladder.

That gap frames every preview and every Head to Head record chat between these two. One side lives at the top. The other fights to punch above its weight.

Head to Head record vibe: elite vs upset hunters

The Head to Head record over the years has been shaped by that title gulf. A club with **36** league wins usually sets the pace in historical matchups.

Sevilla come into these games as the underdog by history alone. Their single La Liga title shows how rare a full season at Madrid's level has been for them.

So every tight game feels like a shock risk for Madrid. Sevilla are judged against a super club standard, not against teams near their own trophy count.

Champions League royalty vs Europa League specialists

The biggest twist in the Real Madrid vs Sevilla stats comes from Europe. Madrid dominate the Champions League. Sevilla rule the Europa League.

  • Champions League titles: Real Madrid **15**, Sevilla **0**
  • Europa League titles: Real Madrid **2**, Sevilla **7**

Madrid sit alone at the top of the Champions League tree with **15** wins. Sevilla have never lifted that trophy.

Flip to the Europa League and the story changes. Sevilla lead with **7** titles. Madrid have only **2**. In that space, Sevilla are the standard.

Domestic cups: Madrid ahead, Sevilla still in the mix

The Copa del Rey numbers are clear as well. Real Madrid hold **20** titles. Sevilla have **5**.

That is still a wide gap, but less wild than the league and Champions League picture. Sevilla have real cup history, just not on Madrid's level.

In one-off domestic ties, that **20** to **5** stat still tilts the narrative. Fans expect Madrid to handle the pressure more often.

How these historical matchups feel today

Look at the full trophy spread and the pattern is simple. Madrid dominate leagues and the Champions League. Sevilla shine in the Europa League and trail everywhere else.

So every Real Madrid vs Sevilla game carries that weight. You are watching a European super club face a Europa League specialist that is trying to close a gap of **36** to **1** in La Liga and **15** to **0** in the Champions League.

That mix is why this rivalry stays interesting. The history is one sided on paper, but the clash of status, style, and those split European crowns keeps fans coming back to these historical matchups.

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