Levante and Sevilla Conclude Matchday in Six-Goal Thriller With Red Card and 100th-Minute Drama

Levante and Sevilla played out a breathtaking 3-3 draw in an action-packed La Liga matchday eight clash. The Andalusians threw away a two-goal lead, with a chaotic period of stoppage time producing three more goals as the sides shared the spoils at the Ciutat de València.

The visitors opened the scoring in the 13th minute through Robbie Ure, before Félix Correia doubled their advantage nine minutes after the break. The second goal stood following a VAR review.

However, the hosts responded swiftly, cutting the deficit just three minutes later when Iván Romero found the net from Roger Brugué's assist.

Pure drama unfolded in added time. In the 92nd minute, Adrián de la Fuente pulled Levante level with a sensational strike from outside the penalty area.

Levante's joy was short-lived, as Isaac Romero restored Sevilla's lead in the 95th minute. Just sixty seconds later, the goalscorer picked up a second yellow card, leaving his team with ten men.

That dismissal proved costly for the Andalusians, who were unable to hold on. In the 100th minute, Ifeanyi Ndukwu scored to make it 3-3, with the goal confirmed after another VAR check.