Africa TopS ports football specialist predicting over the Europa League final between Seville and Inter. It’s already time for the Europa League final. At the end of a very delicate season, Seville FC and Inter Milan are in challenge to win the coveted title.
Seville has been undefeated for 20 matches in all competitions, with eight wins in the last nine, and comes in shape just in time. The Andalusians were impressive in their success on the Roma and showed patience and self-sacrifice to beat the Wolves then Manchester United. Their experience in competition gives them a slight advantage. They know how to finish the job. The Andalusian club was a record of success in this competition (5 times), closely followed by Inter Milan.
In Italy, they say: «Squadra che vince non si tocca.» (You don’t change winning a team). Antonio Conte applying this rule, have been lining up the same starting 11 in the last three games. His 3-5-2 features two forward players, two dynamic midfielders in front of a sentry (Marcelo Brozović) and two offensive wingers. Actionss start from behind, attracting the opposing pressing and then looking for the two in front, including Lukaku, with long balls. The Nerazzurri have won the Europa League three times, even though the last title was in 1998. Both teams arrived in top shape for the Europa League final.
As in Sunday’s semi-final, the Sevillan group should be complete for this final. Unlike previous games, Ocampos was rather disappointing. And he did not manage to weigh in the offensive game of his team despite his 17 goals in all competitions. In central defense, Diego Carlos and Koundé continue to impress defensively.
In the midfield, the potentially starting Uruguayan midfielder Vecino is still stuck in the hospital with Chilean Alexis Sanchez, often considered by Antonio Conte as a luxury joker in the attack. Without a doubt, Antonio Conte should line up his squad in a solid 3-5-2 with a prolific offensive duo composed of Belgian Lukaku and Argentinean Lautaro Martinez. These two players are also confident after achieveing a double in the semi-final.
Here, I would choose Inter to win the game at 1.60 and win in regular time at 2.21 in 1xBet. I would also like to combine here with the totals. I don’t think there will be many goals scored here. So I would take the undefeated Inter and a total of less than 3.5 to 1.62 in 1xBet.