Valencia coach Nuno Espirito Santo has resigned after his side's 2-0 La Liga defeat at Sevilla on Sunday.
Nuno announced his decision during his post-match media conference, having watched an undisciplined Valencia get thoroughly outplayed at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan. Both Joao Cancelo and Javi Fuego were sent off for the visitors.
The Portuguese explained: "Before the game I spoke with the president, with the owner, Peter Lim and we have spoken after the game and we are all in agreement that the situation is not good, we all want to do the best for the club.
"It's for that reason that I have taken the decision to leave the club. It's been an honor to coach the club. I want to thank all the players I have worked with, Peter Lim and the fans."
Nuno had been under increasing pressure after Valencia's mixed start to the season.
The Mestalla outfit sits ninth in La Liga after Sunday's defeat, and its hopes of reaching the last 16 of the Champions League hang by a thread after it was beaten 2-0 by Zenit last week.
Nuno, 41, took over at Valencia in July 2014 and led the club to a fourth-place finish in La Liga last season.
