Scotland forward Robbie Ure enjoyed a standout moment in his Sevilla tenure by netting his maiden La Liga goal and setting up another in a thrilling 3-3 stalemate with Levante.
The ex-Rangers attacker, who transferred to Sevilla from Swedish side Sirius for £5.5m over the summer, turned in a strong showing as the away team twice went ahead in a wild match that featured three goals in added time.
Robbie Ure opens his La Liga tally for Sevilla
Ure pounced on a blunder by a struggling Levante defense to register his first Sevilla goal. The 22-year-old took advantage, bypassed the keeper, and slotted home to give the visitors the lead.
It was a key input from the Scotland international, who picked up his first caps for his nation during head coach Sebastien Pocognoli’s inaugural Scotland camp.
Ure assist aids Sevilla in doubling their advantage
The forward kept impacting the game after the break, leaping to win a header that allowed Portuguese winger Felix Correia to score and make it 2-0 for Sevilla.
Levante hit back swiftly, with Ivan Romero scoring to cut the gap. Ure was taken off nine minutes after the home side’s goal, leaving the final phases to play out without him.
Sevilla and Levante trade six goals in thrilling finish
Levante pressed for an equalizer and got it in stunning style during stoppage time, as Adrian de la Fuente fired in to level at 2-2.
Sevilla looked to have taken back control just three minutes later. Isaac Romero blasted a strong shot to put the visitors back in front, but his celebration led to more issues as he picked up a second yellow card and was dismissed.
Late Levante equalizer robs Sevilla of win
Even though Sevilla went ahead for a second time, Levante kept fighting. The hosts broke through again in the 100th minute, with Ifeanyi Ndukwe scoring from close range to cap an extraordinary ending.
The late goal meant the points were split after a six-goal clash where Ure’s first La Liga goal and assist had helped Sevilla build a two-goal cushion, only for the game to end 3-3.