Milan’s Inter lost to Sevilla 2: 3 (2: 2).
Romel Luckac and Diego Godin scored the goal for the Milan team, while Luke de Jong and two Carlos Djoulos stood out in the Spanish team with two assists.
Inter took the lead in the fifth minute, when Carlos overthrew Lukaku without a ceremony. The victim himself took an 11-meter penalty kick.
Then it was de Jonga’s turn to score. In the 12th minute, after the center of Hesus Navasa, he pushed the ball into the “Inter” goal from the right from the right, but 21 minutes later he did the same after a free-kick, playing Everam Baneg as the player.
During the halftime, the teams went with a draw. In the 36th minute, Godins also scored a similar goal with his head after a free kick play – 2: 2.
Sevilla took the lead again in the 74th minute, when Diego Carlos and Lukaku were again in the lead roles. Given a free kick close to the byline, Carlos tried a move that loyal fans may recognize from training. The ball flew past, but Lukaku tried to hit it just in case, but perfectly adjusted to the goal – 3: 2 in favor of “Sevilla”. The goal was scored for Carlos, for whom it was the first in the eight matches of the European League of the season.
Antonio Kandrevam got a chance to level the score as Antonio Kandrevam suddenly found himself free with only the ‘keeper to beat, but the finishing shot hit the bar.
In the semi-final in Düsseldorf, Milan’s “Inter” defeated Donetsk’s “Shahtar” 5: 0 (1: 0), but “Sevilla” reached the final after a 2: 1 (1: 1) victory over the English club Manchester “United”.
“Sevilla” is a six-time UEFA European League champion and has won all the finals he has played in – titles won in 2006, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016 and now also in 2020.
Last year, Arsenal won 4-1 in a duel with two London clubs in the UEFA European League final.
In the Europa League this season, the final was to take place in Gdansk, but after the final tournament is awarded to German cities, the Poles will host the final match next year. Two years later, the final is scheduled for Seville, and in 2023 – in Budapest.
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