Ndukwe’s 99th-Minute Equalizer Gives Levante a 3–3 Draw With Sevilla

Ure Opens the Scoring

Robbie Ure put Sevilla ahead in the 13th minute, rounding Levante goalkeeper Mat Ryan before scoring his first goal for the club. Levante had a chance to respond around the half-hour, but Odysseas saved Dela’s effort.

Roughly ten minutes before halftime, Fofana carried the ball from his own half before Ryan intervened ahead of a shot. Ryan also saved an attempt by Juan Iglesias. Ure narrowly missed another chance before the break, and Miguel Sierra had a shot deflected over.

Sevilla Extends Its Lead, Then Levante Responds

After halftime, Sierra struck the bar. Félix Correia then finished Ure’s knockdown from close range in the 55th minute to put Sevilla up 2–0. An initial offside decision on the goal was overturned by VAR.

Levante answered one minute later when Iván Romero combined with Brugué and scored. Romero later had another attempt saved by Sevilla goalkeeper Vlachodimos, who also stopped Brugué twice.

Three Goals in Stoppage Time

Dela brought Levante level with a volley in the 91st minute. Isaac Romero restored Sevilla’s lead in the 94th, scoring from outside the box. He was then sent off for a second yellow card during his goal celebration.

Ndukwe Has the Final Answer

In the 99th minute, Ndukwe scored after a scramble in Sevilla’s penalty area. That final equalizer left Levante and Sevilla with a 3–3 draw.