Sevilla vs. Osasuna: Kickoff, TV Channels, Venue, and Team News

Updated October 26, 2026: Sevilla FC are set to host CA Osasuna in La Liga Matchday 10 at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. The latest official match and club pages continue to list the fixture as scheduled. The confirmed local kickoff is 9:00 p.m. in Seville, which is 8:00 p.m. UTC. Official viewing information also names broadcasters in Spain and several international markets.

When is Sevilla vs. Osasuna, and where is it being played?

The Matchday 10 game is scheduled for Monday, October 26, 2026, at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán in Seville, Spain. LALIGA’s match center identifies Sevilla as the home team, Osasuna as the visitor, and the venue as Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. It lists referee Miguel Ángel Ortiz Arias and continues to show the match status as scheduled.

For fans arranging a calendar entry, the kickoff is 9:00 p.m. Seville time, Central European Time (CET, UTC+01:00), or 8:00 p.m. UTC on October 26. Spain’s 2026 summer-time period ended on Sunday, October 25. The official Spanish calendar says clocks moved back one hour at 3:00 a.m. that day, so this Monday fixture is on CET, not CEST. The date is the same in both time references.

The official Spanish schedule and Sevilla’s matchday guide show 21:00 for the local kickoff. LALIGA’s English Matchday 10 results page displays 20:00; read alongside the local listings, this is the corresponding 20:00 UTC time. Those different clock readings do not indicate a venue change or a newly rescheduled match.

How can viewers watch or follow the game?

Sevilla’s match-specific viewing guide lists Movistar LALIGA for Spain. The game is scheduled on Movistar LALIGA channels 54 and 440, and Orange customers can also watch through channel 107. The same club guide lists these options in other markets:

Broadcast availability and channel numbers can depend on a viewer’s country, subscription, and provider. The list above reflects Sevilla’s official match guide checked for this update; viewers should confirm the match on their provider’s current schedule. The club also points fans to Sevilla FC+ for preview coverage, interviews, and the coach’s press conference. That editorial coverage is separate from the live match broadcast.

For live match status, confirmed starting lineups, in-game events, and the final score, use the official LALIGA match center. The Matchday 10 results page is another official place to check whether the fixture’s status has changed.

What team news has been confirmed?

Sevilla announced a 25-player squad on October 25. The club’s list includes Lucas Stassin, Giorgi Kochorashvili, Jon Guridi, Nico Guillén, and Isaac Romero. Sevilla said Kochorashvili trained normally during the second half of the week, Guridi had recovered from muscle problems, and Guillén was called up. Squad inclusion makes a player available for selection; it does not confirm a starting place. The club’s latest pre-match preview was published ahead of the fixture, but no starting XI was listed in the match center at the time of this update.

Osasuna named 23 players for the trip to Seville. Its official announcement lists goalkeeper Sergio Herrera, defenders Flavien Boyomo and Alejandro Catena, midfielders Jon Moncayola and Rubén García, and forwards Ante Budimir and Raúl García among the travelers. The club says Jorge Herrando, Aimar Oroz, and Romain Del Castillo are unavailable. The notice does not give a reason for each absence, so it would be inaccurate to label every absence as an injury or suspension. Neither squad announcement is the same as a confirmed starting lineup.

As of this check, the official match center still labels the fixture “Scheduled” and does not show a final score. Readers should check the match center close to kickoff for the official XI and again after full time for the result. A squad list, an earlier preview, or a TV schedule should not be mistaken for a lineup announcement or a completed match.

What do the standings say before kickoff?

LALIGA’s pre-match snapshot has Sevilla sixth with 14 points after nine games and Osasuna 10th with 11. Sevilla’s record is four wins, two draws, and three losses; Osasuna’s is three wins, two draws, and four losses. Sevilla has scored 14 league goals and allowed 16, while Osasuna has scored 10 and conceded 18 in that snapshot. These are pre-match figures and do not include a result from this fixture.

The three-point gap gives the match a direct standings angle. A Sevilla win would take the hosts to 17 points, six ahead of Osasuna’s pre-match total. An Osasuna win would bring the visitors to 14 points, level with Sevilla’s current total. A draw would leave the gap at three points. Other Matchday 10 results and any applicable tiebreakers affect the wider table, so these point totals are a comparison rather than a prediction of final positions.

The league’s pre-match player comparison lists Budimir as Osasuna’s leading scorer with seven goals through the first nine matches and Isaac as Sevilla’s leader with two. That contrast is context, not a guarantee of scoring: selection, service, and the flow of the game will determine how involved either forward becomes.

What historical context is confirmed?

In its official preview published on October 25, Sevilla says the clubs have met 115 times in official competition. The club describes Osasuna as one of the opponents Sevilla has faced most often. That historical figure adds context to a longstanding league pairing, but it does not determine the outcome of this match. The team news, standings, and any future score should be checked against current official updates.

Official sources

• LALIGA: Sevilla FC vs. CA Osasuna match center
• LALIGA: Matchday 10 schedule and results
• LALIGA: Matchday 10 kickoff announcement
• Sevilla FC: where to watch the match
• Sevilla FC: 25-player squad announcement
• CA Osasuna: 23-player squad announcement
• Sevilla FC: official pre-match preview and head-to-head context
• Spain’s official 2022–26 summer-time calendar