Dean Huijsen on Real Madrid's Defensive Strength in 4-1 Win Over Sevilla

Dean Huijsen Reflects on Real Madrid's Defense After Victory Against Sevilla
Real Madrid defender Dean Huijsen shared his thoughts on the team's defensive setup and passing after their 4-1 triumph over Sevilla. He praised the squad’s unity and discipline, emphasizing how they limited Sevilla’s clear chances.
Huijsen’s Full 90-Minute Contribution
The young centre-back played the entire match at Santiago Bernabeu, helping to keep Sevilla’s attackers in check as Los Blancos controlled possession and territory. Even though Sevilla scored late from a rare turnover, Huijsen’s positioning helped Madrid stay dominant throughout the game. This win continues Real Madrid's unbeaten run at home across all competitions.
Defensive Shape and Ball Control Praised
After the match, Huijsen spoke about how effective the team was with the ball. "We made good use of our ball distribution and were solid defensively, not giving anything away," he said. He added that the goal Sevilla scored came from a turnover rather than defensive mistakes. Huijsen highlighted the team’s collective strength, saying, "We played very united and solid as a team."
Admiration for Teammates’ Attacking Skills
Huijsen expressed amazement at the impressive goals scored by teammates like Guler, Mbappe, and Diomande. "I can’t score those," he joked. "We all see they have an abundance of quality, and we’re happy to have them on the team." He also noted the special atmosphere of playing at the historic Bernabeu stadium, where everyone prefers to compete.
Looking Ahead to Champions League Challenge
With European fixtures coming fast, Huijsen is focused on maintaining his strong performances. Real Madrid will face RB Leipzig at home on Wednesday, aiming to keep their perfect record in the Champions League group stage. The defender hopes to secure another clean sheet on familiar ground.
- Next matches:
- Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig - Champions League, 21 Oct 2026, 22:00
- Sevilla vs Osasuna - LaLiga, 26 Oct 2026, 22:00