Iheanacho Debuts, Ejuke Assists as Liverpool Dominate Sevilla Kelechi Iheanacho made his unofficial debut for Sevilla in a pre-season friendly against Liverpool at Anfield, where the Spanish side suffered a 4-1 defeat. Liverpool dominated the match, with goals from Diogo Jota, Luis Díaz, and youngster Trey Nyoni, who sealed the victory for the Premier League giants. Iheanacho, who started the match, was substituted at halftime along with ten other players as Sevilla made sweeping changes. His compatriot, Chidera Ejuke, who was a former Liverpool trialist, came on in the second half and assisted Sevilla's only goal, dribbling past Trent Alexander Arnold before setting up Gerard Piqué for a consolation strike. Despite the heavy loss, both Iheanacho and Ejuke will be looking forward to making their official La Liga debut with Sevilla in their upcoming match against Las Palmas. Editorial Kelechi Iheanacho’s unofficial debut for Sevilla against Liverpool provides a glimpse into the challenges he will face as he adapts to a new league and team. The match against a top-tier club like Liverpool, even in a pre season setting, was always going to be a tough test, and the outcome highlights the work Sevilla needs to do ahead of the La Liga season. Iheanacho’s performance in the first half was limited, largely due to Liverpool’s dominance, but the experience will be valuable as he integrates into the squad. For Chidera Ejuke, the assist on Sevilla’s lone goal is a positive takeaway from an otherwise difficult match. His ability to make an impact off the bench suggests he could be a key player for Sevilla this season, particularly if he can replicate such moments in more competitive settings. The chemistry between Ejuke and his new teammates will be crucial as Sevilla aims to challenge for a top spot in La Liga.