Despite winning the game, Luis García Praza emphasized that the team must continue to work hard and strive for more points to achieve their season goals.

In the La Liga Round 36 away game against Villarreal, Sevilla coach Luis García Praza appeared on the sidelines with a smile after his team completed a comeback victory.  

After the match, Luis García Praza said: "I think it's not easy to focus on doing what we're supposed to do. We've only won four of our last seven games, and Villarreal has shown great strength and efficiency in attack. It was really difficult to come down 0-2, but thanks to the adjustments made by Ruben and Osso, and that goal, we saw hope of winning again."  

"In the second half, they didn't really put any pressure on us until the very end. I still find it hard to believe the game is over because other teams are winning too. If we have to win, Monday's game will be very intense, and the competition is far from over."  

Despite the positive team atmosphere, the head coach reminded the team that they still need to continue to earn points to achieve their ultimate goal. He stated, "Sevilla is a great club, and I bear a heavy responsibility, but I will remain focused and take every game seriously. We must keep moving forward and keep getting points to ensure we stay in the league."  

“A few days ago we fielded a defense made up entirely of academy graduates. I’m not worried about using any players, whether it’s Sanchez or Manu Bueno; I value players who are in good form. Agoume and Sow have performed exceptionally well, and Acolyne has also played very well. There are seven academy graduates in the team, and I will make a decision after observing their training. We must continue to work hard because it’s not over yet.”  

Finally, Luis García Praza paid tribute to the Sevilla fans and the 600 supporters who traveled with the team to the Estadio de la Cerámica. He said, "I want to thank the 600 fans who came; their love for Sevilla is truly touching. Thank you so much. The stadium must be filled with passion again on Monday. Whether wearing red or white jerseys, the stadium must be packed on Monday."  

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