Abderrahman Rebbach benched by Deportivo Alavés against Sevilla

Abderrahman Rebbach, named to the Algerian national team for the first time, watched from the bench as Deportivo Alavés faced Sevilla on Friday. The left-back was kept out of the lineup by coach Quique Sanchez Flores, according to La Gazette du Fennec.

Debut Absence for New International

The timing of Rebbach’s benching was notable. He was recently selected by Algeria coach Brahim Hemdani for the November international camp, a recognition of his consistent playing time in Spain’s top flight. His selection was based on his regular appearances, with 11 matches played in the La Liga this season, according to the report.

Alavés was coming off a seven-match winless streak, including five defeats, prompting a significant change in the team’s lineup.

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Rebbach Bench Status Confirmed

Despite his spot on the bench, the report offers a positive note on Rebbach’s physical condition. He is listed among the potential substitutes, indicating he is not dealing with an injury that would keep him out of action entirely.

What’s Next for Rebbach and Alavés

Rebbach will now shift his focus to the national team. He is expected to join the Algerian squad at their training camp, known locally as El-Khadra, on Monday.

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For Deportivo Alavés, the immediate task is to end their poor run of results. The match against Sevilla represented a crucial game in their efforts to climb the La Liga table. The team’s performance and Rebbach’s future involvement will be key indicators as they look to turn their season around.

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