Europa League Final Results Sevilla vs Inter Milan, Los Nervionenses Winners Page all

KOMPAS.com – Sevilla ensure themselves as champions of the 2019-2020 Europa League after defeating Inter Milan in the final match.

Result Europa League final which brings together Sevilla vs Inter Milan ended with a score of 3-2 at the RheinEenergie Stadium, Saturday (22/8/2020) in the morning WIB.

Sevilla’s three winning goals were scored by Luuk De Jong (12 ‘, 33’), and Diego Carlos (74 ‘).

Meanwhile, two Inter Milan goals were contributed by Romelu Lukaku (5 ‘) and Diego Godin (36’).

With this victory, Sevilla further confirmed its status as the king of the Europa League with six titles, the most of any team.

Sevilla had five previous trophies in the 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2013-2014, 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 seasons.

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The game Sevilla vs Inter

Relying on the Romelu Lukaku-Lautaro Martinez duet, Inter Milan have been making a big splash since the kick-off whistle sounded by referee Danny Makkelie.

Action solo run Lukaku from the right in the third minute was illegally stopped by Sevilla defender Diego Carlos in the penalty box.

The referee also did not hesitate to point to the spot for Inter. Lukaku, who became the executor, successfully carried out his duties.

Sevilla goalkeeper Yassine Bounou saw his kick, but the ball continued to slide into the net.

Behind one goal, Sevilla stung. They immediately attacked the Inter Milan defense.

Several opportunities were obtained and finally paid off in the 12th minute.

Jesus Navas cross from the right side, met Luuk De Jong’s accurate header. Score changed to 1-1.

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After a draw, Inter Milan and Sevilla played more openly. They traded attacks.

Sevilla turned 2-1 ahead in the 33rd minute. Again, De Jong beat Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic with a header.

However, that advantage did not last long. Three minutes later, Inter equalized through Diego Godin.

The defender from Uruguay scored with his boat, utilizing a free kick from Marcelo Brozovic.

Godin’s goal ensured that the Sevilla vs Inter match ended in a 2-2 draw in the first half.

Entering the second half, Sevilla and Inter Milan again demonstrated open play.

Sevilla first threatened through the actions of Suso and Sergio Reguilon.

However, the opportunities the two players got were nevertheless fruitful. Suso’s kick in the 54th minute was blocked by the Sevilla defense.

Three minutes later, Reguilon’s shot only shook the net to the right of Inter Milan’s goal.

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Meanwhile, Inter opened the second half with Ashley Young’s long-range shot who was still sideways in the 59th minute.

A golden opportunity was obtained by Inter Milan in the 65th minute.

Lukaku ran alone without escort and put himself in a one-on-one position with the Sevilla keeper.

Unfortunately, Lukaku failed to take advantage of that opportunity. Bounou can still block his strike.

After both teams had chance after chance, finally a goal was born in the 74th minute for Sevilla.

Sevilla’s third goal came from Diego Carlos, who took a scissor shot inside the Inter penalty box.

Back left behind, Inter Milan immediately made changes. Antonio Conte entered three players at once, namely Christian Eriksen, Alexis Sanchez and Victor Moses.

They replaced Rodriguez Gagliardini, Lautaro Martinez, and Danilo D’Ambrosio.

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However, the entry of the three names above was unable to change Inter Milan’s fortunes.

They were unable to score a goal until the referee sounded the final whistle.

As a result, they had to give up in the Europa League final. The championship trophy also fell to Sevilla.

The composition of players Sevilla vs Inter Milan:

Sevilla (4-3-3): 13-Yassine Bounou, 16-Jesus Navas, 12-Jules Kounde, 20-Diego Carlos (17-Nemanja Gudelj 86 ‘), 23-Sergio Reguilon; 25-Fernando, 24-Jordan, 10-Ever Banega, 5-Lucas Ocampos (11-Munir El Haddadi 71 ‘), 41-Suso (22-Franco Vazquez 78’), 19- Luuk de Jong (51-Youssef En-Nesyri 85 ‘)

Proposal: 1-Tomas Valcik, 3-Sergi Gomez, 11-Munir El Haddadi, 17-Nemanja Gudelj, 18-Sergio Escudero, 21-Oliver Torres, 22-Franco Vazquez, 28-Jose Alonso Lara, 31-Javi Diaz, 36-Gennaro Rodriguez, 40-Pablo Perez, 51-Youssef En-Nesyri

Coach: Julen Lopetegui

Inter Milan (3-5-2): 1-Samir Handanovic, 2-Diego Godin (87-Antonio Candreva 90 ‘), 6-Stefan de Vrij, 95-Alessandro Bastoni, 33-Danilo D’ Ambrosio (11-Victor Moses 78 ‘), 23-Nicolo Barella, 77 -Marcelo Brozovic, 5-Roberto Gagliardini (24-Christian Eriksen 78 ‘), 15-Ahley Young, 9-Romelu Lukaku, 10-Lautaro Martinez (7-Alexis Sanchez 78’)

Proposal: 7-Alexis Sanchez, 11-Victor Moses, 12-Stefano Sensi, 13-Andrea Ranocchia, 20-Borja Valero, 24-Christian Eriksen, 27-Daniele Padelli, 30-Sebastiano Esposito, 31-Lorenzo Pirola, 34-Cristiano Biraghi, 37-Milan Skriniar, 87-Antonio Candreva

Coach: Antonio Conte

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