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Manchester United's performance looks like they will do well in the Europa League. Manchester United is currently in a good place in the points table. Hopefully if they can maintain this consistency they can secure the Europa League title. Essentially, Manchester United needs to secure any title.

They unluckily conceded 2 goals in the first match against Sevilla and finished the match 2-2, but I think Manchester United will play a much more successful match in Spain. I believe that Manchester United will celebrate the next round with a win with at least 3 goals.

Achieving the three goals you mentioned is a daunting task for Manchester United, with their current status of injuries. They have managed to keep a clean sheet against Nottingham Forest in their recent match, but this victory alone cannot fully define their success in the upcoming match against Sevilla. Sevilla's performance in La Liga has been average, and Nottingham Forest is already out of the EPL season due to their poor performance. I am not entirely confident about Manchester United's next match against Sevilla, I will bet on the next match as over 1.5 because I know for sure that Sevilla will score a goal and Manchester United will also score a goal under regular time.

After throwing away a two goal advantage to draw at home last Thursday, it became very clear to us that Sevilla is not a team anyone can underate without regretting it. Manchester United was in control of the game in the first half of that but failed to continue with that performance in the second half and that was why they were punished for lacklustre.
The second leg will be played in Sevilla and that's a ground that many people won't want to play inside against Sevilla in the Europa League but I think United can make up for their result from the first leg by winning the match on Thursday

It wasn't exactly that they threw away their two goal advantage. They could have even scored the third when Anthony hit the post, but the two goals against them were so unlucky. That doesn't happen very often that you concede two goals like that. The header that Maguire deflected into their own goal was almost funny to watch. There wasn't anything he could do about it and the ball would not even be on target if not for Maguire. Those things can happen, but now Manchester has a serious problem to solve. The difference between starting that game after a draw and having a two goal advantage is of course huge.