Sevilla are back in form after three games without a win, making easy work of a Valencia side who have looked good so far this season. Goals from Papu Gomez, Gonzalo Montiel and Rafa Mir established a three-goal lead within 22 minutes for Julen Loptegui's men, and they never lost control from there. It was a much-needed win for Los Nervionenses, who were frustrated by three consecutive draws across all competitions, including one of their Champions League ties. Here, they face an Espanyol side that picked up their first win of the season last time out courtesy of a Raul De Tomas penalty in the second half against struggling Alaves. That was a much-needed confidence booster, though competing hasn't been the problem for the newly promoted Catalans, who had drawn three of their first five heading into that Alaves win. Espanyol could frustrate Sevilla here - they are certainly organised enough to manage it - but the home side will still be favourites to come out on top. 2:1