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Valencia<\/a> CF\u2019s slump deepened with defeat at Sevilla<\/a>, decided by a set piece, leaving them bottom of LaLiga<\/a>. Almost nobody reached a pass mark.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n According to Superdeporte, the club still view the window as good and nobody is fixing the mess, with Ron Gourlay accused of dozing through the match. Rodri apologised, yet the squad is what it is and the players were not spared.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n T\u00e1rrega went off injured on 24 minutes for \u00cdker C\u00f3rdoba. Gay\u00e0 was excellent before the break and the referee ignored a Stassin dive for a penalty. In first-half stoppage time Pepelu drove forward to find Javi Guerra, who had just given it away for an Isaac Romero chance, then slid in Danjuma, denied by Vlachodimos.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n After the interval Dimitrievski saved from Kike Salas, then on 60 kept out Fofana, but the first truly testing effort beat him. Sevilla\u2019s winner arrived from a set piece, with Gay\u00e0 breaking the offside line, and a Maffeo foul also led to a Juan Iglesias goal.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Otorbi struck the woodwork on 78 after a Javi Guerra pass. Sato\u2019s standout moment was a booking for a high boot on Suazo. Arnau avoided big errors but offered little going forward.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Dieng and Ugrinic ran and fought, but rarely improved Valencia on the ball. C\u00f3rdoba later looked the calmest in possession. Danjuma shone in pre-season at Derby County, but here he added little and wasted further moments, while Harvey Elliott showed class yet needs time. Jes\u00fas V\u00e1zquez and Hugo Duro arrived too late to judge.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n