Sevilla have been improving their defense in recent matches, with two clean sheets in a row and fewer vulnerabilities than before.

The Seville-based club has struggled to keep goals out of their net in the past few seasons, but they seem to be making progress under new manager Luis Enrique. In his first match as Sevilla boss, Enrique made several changes to his team, including bringing in experienced defenders like Jose Gaya and Jules Kounde.

These changes have paid off, as Sevilla has now conceded just three goals in their last four games. This is a significant improvement from their previous form, where they were conceding on average more than one goal per game.

Enrique's defensive tactics appear to be working well, as Sevilla's opponents have found it difficult to break down their defense. They have also shown resilience, with several players stepping up when needed, such as Jules Kounde who has impressed since joining the club this summer.

However, there are still areas for improvement. Sevilla still concede too many shots on target, which can lead to goals if not dealt with quickly. But overall, Sevilla's defense seems to be improving, and it will be interesting to see how they continue to develop under Enrique's guidance.