Sevilla wins the Europa League final penalty shootout, Mourinho's Roma return empty-handed from Budapest

In the Hungarian capital, Budapest, precisely in the "Ferenc Pushkash" stadium, the big final of the European League in football took place last night, where Roma and Sevilla faced each other. The Spanish team came to this final as a contender, based on its great experience in this activity and at the same time from the victories of such finals and as the current holder of the Europa League trophy. The teams played a tactically complicated game last night, with the Spaniards opting for a 4-2-3-1, while Mourinho's Roma opted for a 3-4-1-2 scheme, a scheme with a concentration of strength in midfield for both teams, but clearly with Roma more advanced, but with a scheme that adapted from defense to attack quickly. Perhaps this scheme created the surprise of the counterattacks that gave them the advantage in the delicate moments of the meeting. Actually, in the first half, Sevilla dominated the meeting in almost all sports indicators, especially in terms of accurate passes, the number of dangerous attacks, shots towards the goal and ball control. But as it is already known, in football the result counts and in the 35th minute, a precise pass by Mancini made Dybala score the winning goal for Rome. With this goal, the teams went to the locker room, a result that suited coach Jose Mourinho's team. In the second half, Sevilla significantly increased the level of its game, exerting a great pressure in the area of ??Rome. And the pressure gives results, since in the 55th minute Mancini sends the ball into his goal. His own goal equalizes the match at 1-1 and the situation becomes interesting and the fate of the match is open. Everyone wants the trophy and the last few minutes are really exciting. There are efforts from both teams to resolve the duel within 90 minutes, but the respective defenses showed themselves at the right height to close the spaces. As a result, the regular game ended in a 1-1 draw and a 30-minute extra time was played to determine the winner. But even this extra time and extra time did not have an effect, so the result remained unchanged, 1-1. In this additional time, both teams were filled with yellow cards, including coach Murinjo. This was the third successive Europa League final to go to extra time, breaking a record of its own. In the end, the penalties were shot, this process is an emotion in itself. The Spaniards were more accurate from the penalty spot, winning 4-1. Mancini and Ibanez were wrong about the Romanists.