Super Eagles striker Adams disappointed at 'slap in the face' after LaLiga defeat

Sevilla’s derby loss left frustration lingering in the camp, and Nigerian forward Chidera Adams did not hide his disappointment after the painful setback.

With emotions running high and the team struggling to rebound, Adams described the defeat as a “slap in the face,” showing how much the result stung ahead of a crucial week for the club.

The Sevilla forward was visibly disappointed after the match, admitting that the derby defeat hit harder than most losses.

While the club’s performance showed moments of promise, the final result left the Super Eagles striker feeling deflated. Adams’ reference to the loss as a “slap in the face” reflects both the intensity of the rivalry and the expectations placed on Sevilla this season.

The Nigerian attacker, who continues to play an important role in the squad, believed the team lacked the final bit of sharpness and composure needed to secure a positive outcome.

In a derby where small details often decide the match, Adams felt Sevilla paid the price for their missed opportunities and lapses in concentration. His reaction also mirrored the disappointment of the fans, who demand strong performances in high-stakes fixtures, especially against top opponents.

Despite the setback, Adams stressed that the team must channel the frustration constructively, using it as motivation rather than allowing it to derail their momentum.

There is little time for Adams and Sevilla to dwell on the defeat, with the club facing a packed schedule in the coming days.

A midweek Spanish Cup fixture is immediately followed by a league showdown against Valencia, a match that carries significant weight for their position in the table.

The demanding schedule means Adams will be crucial as Sevilla aim to steady themselves and avoid slipping into a worrying run of form.

His desire to spark a response is clear, and the Nigerian striker hopes to play a defining role in lifting the team’s spirits as they prepare for two high-pressure games.