Sevilla — Best pictures!

Manchester City’s star forward Robinho (pictured) moved to grab the second spot in the FTBL Top 23 of Brazilian forwards after scoring a goal in Brazil’s 3:0 win over the U.S. in the Confed Cup in South Africa yesterday.

Northern Ireland and Birmingham City goalkeeper Maik Taylor (pictured) has for the first time joined the FTBL Top 23 of players over 35 years of age, edging out Sevilla’s experienced Andres Palop.

Cote D’Ivoire's 2:1 win away in Guinea on June 7 in a World Cup qualifier brought changes in the FTBL Top 23 of African forwards, with Olympique Marseille’s Ivorian striker Bakari Kone (pictured) forcing out fellow countryman Salomon Kalou of Chelsea.

Sevilla’s Brazilian forward Luis Fabiano vaulted into the FTBL Top 23 of Latin American best players after scoring one of Brazil’s four goals against Uruguay in Montevideo yesterday to boost his tally to 103.44 points.

Sevilla's Ernesto Javier Chevanton reacts after losing their Spanish first division soccer match against Numancia at Los Pajaritos stadium in Soria.