Mallorca Earns Away Win in Seville 3-1 - Mateo Joseph Brace

After an early deficit, RCD Mallorca turned the game around in Seville and took three important points. Muriqi equalized, Mateo Joseph scored twice.

A good afternoon for Mallorca fans: 3-1 in Seville

Yesterday afternoon, when the sun in Andalusia was still warm on the stands, RCD Mallorca celebrated an important away win. After a nervy start with an early deficit, the team suddenly found its rhythm – and finished 3:1 on the pitch.

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How the match tipped

Seville went ahead first, the team appeared briefly more confident. But Mallorca kept at it: Vedat Muriqi equalised, and a few moments later Mateo Joseph ensured the guests suddenly looked in better shape with his first goal. Joseph added another later and secured the second league win of the season.

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Anyone who traveled yesterday later told of a swaying jewel-toned backdrop in the stadium, red jerseys between palm-like shadows and a bus full of chants on the way home. Not a big numbers party, but symbolically: relief in abundance.

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What that means for the table

After recent somewhat shaky performances, the three points give the team of coach Jagoba Arrasate some air toward mid-table. It is not a final sign of salvation, but a clear upward trend; these points count double when facing teams in November who are playing at the top.

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Particularly notable: the defense stood firmer than recently, and finishing was finally efficient. Two goals from a young striker like Mateo Joseph give extra confidence – not only to the player, but to the whole team.

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Looking ahead: Son Moix calls

Next Sunday the next opponent awaits: Levante from Valencia comes to Son Moix. For many fans that means a Sunday trip to the stadium, perhaps a few calçots, and the hope that the team carries the momentum forward. Expect an engaged atmosphere – Son Moix can get loud when results cooperate.

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I will be at Levante with a coffee in hand in the stands (or at least have the radio on). A little anecdote: on the way back yesterday three older gentlemen sang \"Mallorca, Mallorca\" so loudly that even the bus driver smiled. Moments like these make an away win more than just three points.

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Conclusion: An away win that brings a lot morally. Not a perfect game, but one with character. If the team finds such phases more often now, the coming weeks will be exciting – for players and fans alike.