“European League Final: Roma vs Seville Preview and History”

Sports fans turn their attention to the “Puskas Arena” stadium in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, on Wednesday, in order to follow the final match of the European Football League Championship, which will bring together the Italian team, Roma, and its rival, the Spanish team, Seville.

Roma suffered a lot until, under the leadership of veteran Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho, he reached the final of the European Football League, while Seville managed to achieve great results, and eliminated Manchester United and Juventus in his trip to the final of the “Europa League”.

The Seville team reached the European Football League final for the seventh time in its history, and the “Andalusian” team was able to achieve victories and crown the continental competition title in all the past 6 years (2006, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2020).

In turn, the Italian club Roma will compete in the European League final for the second time in its history, as it lost in the 1991 final against Inter Milan, and this is the fifth major European final (all continental competitions with their old names) for the “Roma Wolves”, after the years 1961, 1981, 1984. 1991, as well as 2022 (European Conference League).

The Seville team played against Roma in a single confrontation in the European Football League, where the Spanish team managed to win with two goals to none in the round of (16) of the continental competition in the 2019/2020 season, which is the last season in which it won the title.

The Seville team achieved 6 European titles in its history, and they have a historic opportunity to add the seventh title in the European League, especially since there are only 5 teams in the history of European competitions that have achieved titles in them, which are Real Madrid (16 titles), Barcelona (12 titles), Milan (9 titles), Liverpool (9 titles), Bayern Munich (8 titles).

This match in the “European League” will be the 14th time that a Spanish team faces an Italian team in the final of one of the major European competitions, as the “La Liga” clubs won titles in 9 times out of the 13 final matches that brought them together.