Sevilla and Roma held a strong final in the Europa League, where the match ended 1-1 after regular time and extra time, while the Italians won the penalty shootout.
Roma had the first chance in the match with Leandro Spinazzola, but his shot was saved by Bono.
Roma asked for a penalty in the 32nd minute after Tammy Abraham fell in the area, but the referee did not think of such a thing.
But the game was unlocked in the 35th minute, when Gianluca Mancini assisted Paulo Dybala, who scored 1-0 with an accurate shot.
In the extra time of the first half, Sevilla could have leveled the score, but Ivan Rakitic’s powerful shot was stopped by the post.
Sevilla had some good performances at the start of the second half after the introduction of Suso and Erik Lamelas.
In the 55th minute came the equalizing goal, where Gianluca Manicini scored in his goal for 1-1.
Roma was able to regain the lead in the 67th minute, but Abraham’s shot was stopped by goalkeeper Bono.
There were two moments for both teams that were considered to have penalties, but after the VAR review it was decided not to award them.
In the 83rd minute, Roma again had a very good chance, where Andrea Belotti found himself alone in front of Bono, but his shot was blocked by the latter.
Sevilla could have won in extra time, but Suso’s shot was blocked by Rui Patricio.
Twice in 15 minutes there were no big chances from either team, causing the winner to be decided by penalty kicks.
From 11 meters the best were the Spaniards who won with a score of 4-1.
Penalties
Sevilla: Ο Ο Ο Ο
Rome: Ο Χ Χ