Sevilla and Juventus faced each other in the second leg of the UEFA Europa League semi-finals.
The first half ended goalless in the rematch of the first match, which ended 1-1.
In the second half, the visiting team Juventus took the lead. Dusan Vlahovic, who came into the game in the 64th minute, sent the ball into the net with Adrien Rabiot’s assist a minute later.
The hosts Sevilla gave the answer to this goal 7 minutes later. In the 71st minute, Suso brought the Spaniards a draw.
The match, whose regular time ended 1-1, went to overtime. In the first half of extra time, Erik Lamela gave Sevilla a 2-1 lead in the 95th minute.
While the first half of the overtime ended 2-1, Sevilla’s Marcos Acuna was left out of the game after receiving a red card in the 115th minute in the second half.
With no more goals in the remaining minutes, Sevilla became the opponent of Roma in the UEFA Europa League final.
SEVILLA IN THE FINALS FOR THE 7TH TIME
Sevilla, who reached the finals of the UEFA Europa League 6 times before, won all these finals and became the owner of the cup. The Spanish team will take the field to experience their 7th championship in the 7th final.
SEVILLA’S ROME AT THE FINAL
In the other match of the night, Roma became the party that advanced to the finals by drawing 0-0 away with Bayer Leverkusen, which they defeated 1-0 at home.
FINAL MATCH AT PUSKAS STADIUM
The UEFA Europa League Final match between Sevilla and Rome will be played on 31 May at Ferenc Puskas Stadium in Budapest, Hungary.