MADRID - The Copa del Rey final between Barcelona and Sevilla went to extra-time on Sunday as neither side could score a goal in 90 minutes despite both teams being reduced to 10 men.
Sevilla's midfielder Iborra (L) vies with Barcelona's goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen during the Spanish "Copa del Rey" (King's Cup) final match FC Barcelona vs Sevilla FC at the Vicente Calderon stadium in Madrid on May 22, 2016
Barca's Javier Mascherano was first to see red for bringing down Kevin Gameiro nine minutes before half-time.
The La Liga champions also lost 59-goal top scorer Luis Suarez to injury early in the second-half.
However, they resisted despite their numerical advantage for nearly an hour before Sevilla's Ever Banega was also shown a red card in stoppage time for denying Neymar a clear goalscoring opportunity.