La Liga returned following a three-month break because of the COVID-19 pandemic as Sevilla beat city equals Real Betis 2-0 on Thursday with the assistance of a dubious punishment and a dash of class from Argentine winger Lucas Ocampos.
Ocampos struck the post in the main half before giving Sevilla a merited lead from the spot in the 56th moment after Betis' Marc Bartra was cruelly decided to have fouled Luuk de Jong.
Ocampos created a preposterous backheel help for midfielder Fernando to head home six minutes after the fact to seal a success that combined Sevilla's push for a Champions League place.
Julen Lopetegui's side is in third spot in the standings with 50 focuses after 28 games while Betis were left in twelfth on 33.
Sevilla overwhelmed the derby in a vacant and frightfully calm Sanchez Pizjuan which would typically be abounding with shading and commotion for the event, however, the red seats were left exposed as fans were banished from going to for security reasons.
Transmissions looked to re-make the experience of an ordinary match with fans by utilizing recreated swarm commotion and pictures, while Ocampos still saluted the remain behind the objective in the wake of breaking the gridlock from the punishment spot.
"I had never played a derby here and despite the fact that the fans are not here I despite everything needed to respect them and cause it to feel like they were and show that we are buckling down for them," the Argentine said.
Sevilla had been beating their neighbors before Bartra was punished for his test on De Jong in spite of the fact that the previous Barcelona protector was as yet irate with the choice.
"The punishment was extraordinary, I was in a situation to out-hop De Jong and he hopped into my arms, the Sevilla players weren't in any event, anticipating a punishment," Bartra said.
"On the off chance that football is a physical game you can't give a punishment for that."
Betis mentor Rubi included: "The manner in which we yielded the primary objective was hard to swallow however when all is said in done they were superior to us."
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