Sunday, February 12, 2017
Sevilla ends Las Palmas' unbeaten run, stays near the lead (The Associated Press)
Sevilla showed it remains a strong title contender in the Spanish league, ending Las Palmas' 15-game unbeaten streak at home with a late 1-0 victory on Sunday to stay close to leader Real Madrid and second-placed Barcelona. Substitute Joaquin Correa scored an 80th-minute winner at Gran Canaria Stadium for Jorge Sampaoli's team, which was coming off defeat at Espanyol and a draw against Villarreal. Sevilla is third with 46 points, two behind Barcelona and three behind Madrid, which has two games in hand.
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