Sevilla is the team with the most yellow cards in La Liga, and its coach Matias Almeida believes that there is no correlation between the 41 yellow cards his players have received in 12 games and the toughness of their playing style.

Matias Almeida argued that Sevilla had not had a player sent off so far and claimed that in other games involving other teams, although the tackles were more vicious, the number of yellow cards was not as high. Currently, Sevilla tops the list with 41 yellow cards, followed by Alaves, Rayo Vallecano and Getafe, who each have 28 yellow cards.

Matias Almeida said: "I want to count every yellow card in the Sevilla game frame by frame, and every yellow card that appeared in other games. Then I will tell you, this one counts, that one doesn't count. Marko, he used to be the most fierce in the team One of the players is not involved in any rough confrontation. So, I want to ask, why are we the team with the most yellow cards? "

"I told the referee what I saw. , I respect them very much. If it is a back and forth between the two sides, it is okay to give a yellow card. But whether you like it or not, it will affect you."

"I don't think there is a difference between being tough and kicking people. Time, no diving, no provocation. But we are the team with the most yellow cards? I can't accept it."

Sevilla has two players with four yellow cards, and they will be suspended if they get another yellow card. The derby is about to begin. If they receive another yellow card against Espanyol, they will miss the game against Betis. Peque and Quasi have both accumulated four yellow cards so far, and Almeida is considering resting them to prepare for the next game.

Matias Almeida said: "Judging from the current situation of the game, I shouldn't let them play because I know they will definitely be sent off and get yellow cards."