Sevilla defender Fernando Navarro caught taking a toilet break on the substitutes bench during his team's win over Elche

Sevilla's pursuit of La Liga's top four was boosted by a 3-0 victory over Elche at the weekend, but the victory has gained notoriety thanks to a player that did not even make it onto the pitch.

Fernando Navarro, a defender who was part of Spain's Euro 2008 winning team, appeared to decide upon relieving himself on the substitutes bench during his team's victory.

A video shows Navarro grabbing an empty bottle before holding a jersey over his waist, with the help of striker Carlos Bacca, who had been taken off after scoring twice for his team.

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