Sevilla FC vs. CA Osasuna: Confirmed Kickoff, Squad News and Matchday 10 Details

Updated Monday, October 26, 2026. Sevilla FC vs. CA Osasuna is the Matchday 10 fixture in LALIGA EA SPORTS, scheduled for Monday at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán in Seville. The latest official league schedule and both clubs’ matchday notices list the match as scheduled. The Seville kickoff is 9:00 p.m. Central European Time (CET, UTC+01:00), which is 20:00 UTC. This guide summarizes the confirmed time and venue, the latest published squad news, and where to check for final lineups and live updates.

Sevilla vs. Osasuna match details

Kickoff time and the October clock change

The safest way to read the schedule is to keep the venue’s local time and its time zone together. LALIGA’s Spanish-language Matchday 10 page lists Sevilla–Osasuna for 21:00, and Sevilla FC’s official preview gives the same local kickoff. Osasuna’s pre-match press conference notice specifies 9:00 p.m. CET and 8:00 p.m. GMT. Those listings align: on Monday, October 26, Seville is on Central European Time, one hour ahead of UTC, so 21:00 in Seville converts to 20:00 UTC.

The English-language LALIGA results page displays 20:00 without a time-zone label. That figure matches the international UTC/GMT equivalent, not the local Seville clock reading. Do not interpret it as 8:00 p.m. in Seville: the Spanish listing and the clubs’ match notices establish 9:00 p.m. CET at the stadium. The distinction matters when adding the match to a calendar or sharing the kickoff with a viewer in another country.

Europe’s seasonal clock change took place on Sunday, October 25, 2026, the day before this match. The EU’s current system returns clocks to standard time on the last Sunday in October. Seville is therefore on CET (UTC+01:00), rather than summer-time CEST, for this Monday fixture. If you convert the UTC kickoff for another location, check that location’s offset for October 26; do not use its current summer offset or assume every country follows the same clock-change schedule.

Latest confirmed squad news

Sevilla announced a 25-player call-up on Sunday, October 25. The club’s official preview says midfielder Giorgi Kochorashvili and Jon Guridi returned after their respective injury problems. Guridi had been dealing with a muscular issue. Lucas Stassin was also included after completing several individual sessions during the previous week and training normally during its latter part. The club additionally confirmed that forward Isaac Romero was available again after serving the suspension associated with his red card against Levante. These are availability and selection updates; inclusion in a 25-player group does not confirm that a player will start or appear.

Osasuna announced a 23-player traveling squad for the trip to Seville. Its notice names defender Jorge Herrando and midfielders Aimar Oroz and Romain Del Castillo as unavailable for selection. An earlier official training update said those three were continuing rehabilitation programs. That is the latest club-confirmed absence information in the match notices checked for this update. Osasuna’s list of 23 identifies the traveling group, not the starting eleven.

For both teams, the confirmed starting lineups and any late changes should be taken from the official match center or the clubs’ matchday channels once they publish them. A squad list is not a team sheet, and an omitted player’s status should not be described as a new injury or suspension unless the club or league confirms it. As of this pre-match update, the official LALIGA results page continues to label the fixture as scheduled.

Pre-match standings and recent results

The LALIGA match center’s table snapshot after nine league matches places Sevilla sixth with 14 points and Osasuna tenth with 11. Sevilla’s record at that point is four wins, two draws and three losses; Osasuna’s is three wins, two draws and four losses. The snapshot lists 14 goals scored and 16 conceded for Sevilla, compared with 10 scored and 18 conceded for Osasuna. These figures describe the teams’ positions before Matchday 10 and will change as the season continues; they do not predict the result of this fixture.

The previous league round provides a short, clearly dated reference point. On October 18, Osasuna beat Racing de Santander 2–0, while Sevilla lost 4–1 away to Real Madrid. LALIGA’s official Matchday 9 results page records both scores. The results show how the clubs arrived at this gameweek, but they do not establish a trend by themselves. The same LALIGA match center lists Isaac Romero as Sevilla’s league leading scorer with two goals and Ante Budimir as Osasuna’s with seven, another pre-match statistic rather than a forecast.

Referee and where to watch

LALIGA’s Matchday 10 schedule names Miguel Ángel Ortiz Arias as referee for Sevilla–Osasuna. The Spanish schedule lists Movistar LALIGA as the broadcast operator. Sevilla FC’s match-specific viewing guide provides further Spain channel information and international listings; availability depends on the rights holder in each territory, so viewers outside Spain should use the entry for their own country rather than assuming the Spanish channel is carried abroad.

For live status, lineups, match events and any official schedule change, use the LALIGA match center. The Spanish Matchday 10 schedule is available here. Sevilla’s match preview and 25-player squad announcement, together with Osasuna’s traveling-squad notice, are the primary club sources for the pre-match information above.

What to check on matchday

• Use 9:00 p.m. CET (UTC+01:00) for the kickoff in Seville, or 20:00 UTC for an international calendar entry on October 26.
• Check the official match center for the final starting elevens and any late changes; the published squad lists are not starting lineups.
• Recheck LALIGA and the clubs’ official channels if the fixture status, kickoff, broadcaster listing or team news changes.
• After full time, use the match center for the confirmed score and updated standings instead of relying on the pre-match table snapshot in this guide.