Sevilla Worried After Two Players Leave Match With Injuries
Miguel Sierra plays football for Sevilla. He left a match with tears in his eyes. His team is now worried about him.
The match was against Levante. It happened at the Ciutat de Valencia stadium.
Another Sevilla player, Félix Correia, also had problems. He felt pain and asked to leave the game.
Both players stopped playing because of discomfort. This means their bodies hurt in some way.
Doctors will check both players. The team wants to know if the injury is serious.
Fans and coaches are worried. They hope the players can play again soon.
Sevilla must wait for more news. The club will share information about the players later.
Vocabulary15 words
- Sevilla
- a football team from Spain
- stadium
- a big place where sports happen
- discomfort
- a small pain or bad feeling
- injury
- damage to the body
- tears
- water that comes from eyes when sad
- worried
- feeling scared about something bad
- match
- a sports game between two teams
- coach
- a person who trains a sports team
- pain
- a bad feeling in the body
- serious
- very bad; needs attention
- doctor
- a person who checks your health
- fan
- a person who likes a team
- team
- a group of players
- player
- a person who plays a sport
- leave
- to go away from a place
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1. Miguel Sierra 2. The Ciutat de Valencia 3. True
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Miguel Sierra plays football for _____. He left a match with _____ in his eyes.
The match was against _____. It happened at the Ciutat de Valencia _____.
Another Sevilla player, Félix Correia, also had _____. He felt _____ and asked to leave the game.
Both players stopped playing because of _____.
_____ will check both players. The team wants to know if the _____ is serious.
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