Good afternoon and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the Spanish Liga clash between Sevilla and Deportivo La Coruna. We'll bring you all the action from the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan. Kick-off: 17:30.

Sevilla get back to winning ways after their worst spell of the season. Sampaoli will hope that his side have put their struggles behind them and they can once again focus on finishing in third place and enjoying a strong finish to the campaign. This was much more like it from Sevilla.

FULL TIME: Sevilla 4-2 Deportivo La Coruna.

Just two minutes of stoppage time to be played at the end of the match.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Sevilla 4 (89 mins - Wissam Ben Yedder) Deportivo La Coruna 2. And that's the goal that finally finishes this as a contest. Ben Yedder takes down a chipped ball into the area, dinking a finish over Lux in the Deportivo goal. Sevilla have a two goal cushion at last!

There's a booking for Joselu after a foul on Lenglet. There wasn't really much in that. The Sevilla player acted as if he'd been elbowed in the face.

That was disappointing. Deportivo La Coruna had the chance from a freekick 25 yards out, but rather than putting it in the area they decided to take the shot on, blasting it well over.

There is a sense of frustration building among the home supporters at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan. They believe their team should be out of sight by now, and they have a point.

This has been a much more controlled performance from Sevilla in the second half, but one just wonders if they might come to rue these missed opportunities. Still one goal in it.

WHAT A CHANCE FOR THE HOSTS! Sevilla really should have put this game to bed. This time it's Ben Yedder who's clean through on goal, but Lux makes the save to deny him one-on-one.

Kranevitter is down on the turf and will need some medical attention, although some of the Deportivo La Coruna players are making the point that the Argentine is time wasting.

Rico just about got caught out. The Sevilla goalkeeper came way off his line to claim a cross and got nowhere near it. But Deportivo La Coruna couldn't make him pay for the error.

Will Sevilla come to rue these missed opportunities? Jovetic missed a sitter in the first half and now Iborra has missed a similar sort of chance in the second half. They should be out of sight!

IBORRA SHOULD HAVE SCORED! The ball was cut back from the byline, with Iborra presented with a golden chance from six yards out, but Lux made the double save to deny him.

Sampaoli is still pacing up and down the touchline. He won't settle his team have three points in the bag. There's still only one goal between the two sides as things stand.

And here comes a change for Sevilla, with N'Zonzi coming off to be replaced by Iborra. That's a slightly surprising change. N'Zonzi is usually a mainstay of the Sevilla side.

I should have mentioned that while we were struggling with bringing you updates Sevilla brought on striker Ben Yedder, with the opening goalscorer Jovetic coming off for the hosts.

Sevilla have gone six games without a win and so it would be understandable if the nerves started to creep into their play in the final 20 minutes. They need this win badly.

Deportivo La Coruna are now looking to pres higher up the pitch in an effort to force Sevilla into mistakes. The away side recognise that time is running out for them at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan.

This has so far been a much more assured performance from Sevilla in the second half. They are in control of this match, although they could certainly use the cushion of a second goal.

Once again, apologies for the delay in bringing you updates from this match. We're having to fight out some technical gremlins at the moment. They might be kicking our backside.