article_snippet.sent: It was a cruel twist of fate for Bravo and Pique, both of whom have been outstanding in the second half of the season and the effort on Sevilla's part was momentous.
article_snippet.sent: Banega 37, Gameiro 83.
article_snippet.sent: Iborra, Reyes, Mbia, Krychowiak, Banega.
article_snippet.sent: Ref: Juan Martinez Munuera.
article_snippet.sent: However, Sevilla got themselves back in the game before the break with a long-range drive from Ever Banega, the Argentine midfielder who has been reinvigorated under Emery’s watchful eye.
article_snippet.sent: On a day of goalkeeping errors in Spain you suspected it would be third-choice Sevilla stopper Sergio Rico adding to the list, rather than Barcelona’s Claudio Bravo, but that was not the case.
article_snippet.sent: Barcelona’s Claudio Bravo got a hand to he’s strike but only succeeded in tipping Banega’s strike in off the post, rather than around Banega’s strike.
article_snippet.sent: With the No 10 running at Sevilla's defence, the Pole fought back, eventually committing the Pole to a sliding challenge, from which the Pole emerged with the ball, and started a break.
article_snippet.sent: – went close when the Pole whistled a strike over the top of Bravo’s goal, while Gerard Pique and Sergio Busquets were both booked for stopping lightning-quick attacks.
article_snippet.sent: Jose Antonio Reyes played a big part in the equaliser, which was converted by another substitute, Kevin Gameiro.
article_snippet.sent: Gerard Pique gave the ball away and Jose Antonio Reyes combined with Vitolo, before Gameiro side-footed home a low, scuttled cross at the far post, to ignite the stadium.
highlights_snippet.sent: Sevilla hit back with goals from Ever Banega and sub Kevin Gameiro .
  