Sevilla's defensive performance was a more traditional one, and one suspects that it might not have borne fruit without the astonishing performance of Javi Varas in goal. Varas is no spring chicken (he's 29) and can hardly be hailed as yet another up-and-coming Spanish keeper, but after playing second-fiddle for so long to Andres Palop it's nice for him to get his 15 minutes of fame. Oddly enough, he's the first Seville-born goalkeeper to play for the club since the famous Guillermo Eizaguirre, who last donned the jersey in 1936, before the Civil War. The penalty stop from Messi was one thing, but his performance was just one of those days when a goalkeeper is unbeatable. He made at least nine top-drawer stops and diverted the attention from Victor Valdes, whose clean sheet meant that he beat his own previous record of having gone 576 minutes without conceding, in consecutive official matches. Nobody really noticed, however.
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