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Goals and Highlights

Final score!

It's all over! Sevilla beat Roma on penalties.

Penales

Goal, goal, goal for Sevilla! After repeating the penalty, Montiel now does not miss and ends up putting the fourth for the Spaniards.

Penalties

He missed it! Ibanez sent a lethal shot, but the ball went to hit the post.

Penales

Goal, goal, goal for Sevilla! Rakitic's right-footed shot to score the third for the Spaniards.

Penalties

Goalkeeper! Bono threw himself and with his feet ended up denying Mancini's shot.

Penalties

Goal, goal, goal for Sevilla! Powerful shot by Lamela to the base of the post that ends up going in to put the second.

Penalties

Goal, goal, goal by Roma! Powerful shot from Cristante to the goal that goes in without any problem.

Penalties

Goal, goal, goal for Sevilla! Ocampos arrived and sent a lethal shot into the goal to score the first.

132'

It's over! The match ends and is still tied, everything will be defined in penalty kicks.

127'

Many fouls in the final stretch of the game. Gudelj goes off injured for Sevilla and Marcao takes his place. 

119'

Change of Roma. Bove replaces Matic.

114'

Sharaawy looks to generate danger, but is unable to reach the opponent's goal.

106'

The action resumes for the second half.

105'

Change of Rome. Enter Llorente and El Shaarawy for Spinazzola and Pellegrini.

105+2'

The first overtime ends, the score is still tied.

104'

A hard-fought match, with both teams looking to generate danger.

98'

Suso's cross, but the defense ends up clearing the ball.

94'

Sevilla changes. Rekik and Montiel come on for Telles and Navas.

91'

Overtime kicks off in Budapest.

90'

Change of Roma. Zalewski replaces Celik.

90+6'

Regular time is over, the score remains tied. Everything will be defined in overtime.

90'

Six minutes added! Both teams are looking for the winning goal.

83'

Goalkeeper! Great save by Bono after a powerful shot by Belotti.

80'

Tight game! The Italian team called for a handball inside the area, but the referee does not sanction it.

76'

VAR! After reviewing the play, the referee determines that there is nothing.

74'

Penalty for Sevilla! After Ocampos falls inside the area, the referee signals the penalty.

67'

Change of Roma. Wijnaldum replaces Dybala.

60'

Intense match, both teams are looking for goals.

54'

Goal, goal, goal for Sevilla! Suso's cross, Mancini manages to touch the ball and it ends up going into his own goal, scoring an own goal and tying the match.

52'

Close! Good combination by the Spaniards, but the shot ends up going wide.

46'

Sevilla changes. Lamela and Suso are substituted for Gil and Torres.

45'

The match restarts and the second half is played.

45+7'

The first half is over, Roma wins momentarily by the minimum.

45+2'

Ocampos' cross, but the ball goes wide.

41'

Sevilla seeks to press in search of an equalizer.

34'

Goal, goal, goal for Roma! Dybala receives a ball from Mancini, the player hits the ball and scores the first.

30'

A lot of friction in the match, despite the attempts of both teams, they are unable to reach the goal with danger.

24'

En-Nesyri's cross is headed wide.

17'

Roma is who keeps possession of the ball, the Italian team seeks to take possession of the ball.

12'

Close! Good save by Bono, preventing Spinazzola's shot from going in.

7'

It was a tight match, with both Sevilla and Roma looking to take control of the ball.

0'

The action gets underway in Budapest.

Roma: LineUp

Rui Patricio; Mancini, Smalling, Ibáñez; Zeki Çelik, Cristante, Matic, Spinazzola; Pellegrini, Dybala, Abraham.

Sevilla: LineUp

Bono; Jesús Navas, Badé, Gudelj, Telles; Rakitic, Fernando; Ocampos, Oliver Torres, Bryan Gil; En-Nesyri

Watch out for this player

En-Nesyri is the player to watch for Sevilla, the striker will be looking to give a great game and goals in the opponent's goal.

Watch out for this player

Dybala is starting in this match, the player will look to be a factor in the development of the match, generate danger and drill the opponent's goal.

Jewel!

Sevilla is already at the Budapest stadium, the Spanish team took the field with shirts with messages of support for Sergio Rico, Spanish goalkeeper who is in serious condition in the hospital.

Good tip!

Should Sevilla win this match, they would accumulate seven major European titles, trailing only five teams that have won more than seven trophies.

It won't be long now!

Less than an hour to go until this important duel kicks off, and the new Europa League champion will emerge from this match.

Let's hit it!

This brings to 14 the number of games in which Spanish teams have faced Italian teams in a Europa League final, and in nine of these three previous matches, the Spanish teams have won.

Watch out here!

This is the second time that Roma have reached this stage, the first time they lost to Inter in 1991.

What a thing!

This is the seventh time that Sevilla has reached this stage, in all the previous occasions the Spanish team has lifted the cup.

Stay tuned for the Sevilla vs Roma commentary.

In a few moments we will share with you the starting rosters for Sevilla vs Roma live, as well as the latest information from the Puskas Arena Stadium. Keep an eye on the action with VAVEL's minute-by-minute online coverage of the match.

Channels for Sevilla vs Roma online and commentary

The match will be broadcasted on Fox Sports channel.

Sevilla vs Roma can be tuned in from the channels of Fox Sports App.

If you want to watch the match online, VAVEL USA is your best option.

What time is the Sevilla vs Roma match of the Europa League Final?

This is the kick-off time for the Sevilla vs Roma match on May 31, 2023 in several countries:

Argentina: 15:00 hours

Bolivia: 15:00 hours

Brazil: 15:00 hours

Chile: 15:00 hours

Colombia: 13:00 hours

Ecuador: 3:00 p.m.

Spain: 3:00 p.m.

United States: 3:00 p.m. PT and 5:00 p.m. ET

Mexico: 13:00 hours

Paraguay: 3:00 p.m.

Peru: 12:00 noon

Uruguay: 16:00 hours

Venezuela: 4:00 p.m.

Japan: 4:00 p.m.

India: 12:00 noon 

Nigeria: 1 p.m.

South Africa: 1 p.m.

Australia: 13:00 hours

United Kingdom ET: 13:00

Sevilla Statements

José Luis Mendilibar spoke ahead of this important encounter: "When I arrived at the club, the club had already made it through the knockout rounds, and that's not just a merit since I've been at the club. History doesn't lie. Sevilla have been the best in this competition, and that's where the titles are. When you get here, people are not satisfied with just saving the category, they tell you that Budapest is there. We knew how to play against two difficult clubs and tomorrow we will do it again against another very complicated one, but with our weapons we can beat them."

"It's a match. That's all well and good, we can put it in the balance. We've both reached the final deservedly but I'm sure it will be complicated for both teams. It's the first situation like this for me, not for Mourinho. But at times like this the budget and all that doesn't count so much. Mistakes are paid for in finals and we have to be right." "It doesn't matter to me. I signed for two and a half months, otherwise I would have tightened up. I came from unemployment to Sevilla, the contract ends on June 30 but the work ends next Sunday. I try to play this final and then finish in Anoeta in the best possible way the League. We'll see what happens but I'm not worried at all."

"Defensively they are a very strong team and don't need many chances to score goals and win. They don't worry too much about getting on the scoresheet, in that sense they are not like us. They feel comfortable defending close to their area. They are a difficult team to play against, they rarely get nervous even if time goes by. And we have to play with that calmness too".

"It's going to be different. United had nothing to do with Juventus and they will have nothing to do with Roma. They are very strong teams but different and with the same weapons we must try to beat this one. We must be vigilant and calm with the ball, if we do that well we will have chances to win."

"No, I mean it seriously and always. I'm enjoying soccer since I've been in Sevilla and the Europa League. And enjoying I hope to finish this final and LaLiga. In our head is the possibility of winning, now it happens to me every time I go out on a field."

How is Roma coming along?

Roma are not in a good moment either, Mourinho's team lost two goals to one against Fiorentina in their last Serie A match, so they will go all out to win.

How is Sevilla coming?

Sevilla lost in their last Europa League match against Real Madrid two goals to one, however, Mendilibar's team will try to give a great game and score goals to get the victory.

Sevilla vs Roma match will be played at Puskas Arena stadium

The match Sevilla vs Roma will be played at the Puskas Arena Stadium, located in Budapest, Hungary. The stadium has a capacity of 650,000 people.

Good afternoon to all VAVEL readers!

Welcome to the blog commentary of the Sevilla vs Roma match, corresponding to the final of the Europa League. The match will take place at the Puskas Arena Stadium at 15:00.

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