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I think the second leg will be a draw like the first leg. I don't see any opportunity to think of the Sevilla team as weak. By proving their ability, this team qualified for the quarter-finals. They also played very well against Manchester United in the first leg. Sevilla will certainly be more confident in the home match of the second leg. The match seems more likely to be a draw. This team's attack is a bit weak but their defense is very strong. It will be very difficult for Manchester United to break down Sevilla's strong defense.

I'm not sure United will win this game. but most likely, that this fight will end in a draw. to be honest, I don't really see Sevilla having a big chance of winning the game. However, since many United players will miss this game, that's something that concerns me. If Rashford is out through injury, I'm not that worried. because, the opponent they were going to fight against was in an unstable situation. not that I underestimate Sevilla, but that's a fact.

What concerns me, there are several players who were absent in this match. apart from Rashford, several others were also absent due to injuries such as Lisandro Martinez, Varane, and what was worse, Bruno Fernandes was suspended for accumulation of cards. plus. several other players in doubt. that is, Ten Hag can only maximize the available players. I hope Eriksen can play a role in this fight.

On the other hand, this situation should have become a momentum for Sevilla with the conditions that occurred at United. Sevilla, must make good use of it to be a victory for them. but, it takes hard work to overthrow United. because, after all, on paper United are above Sevilla. interestingly, what would Ten Hag do. it seems, he will do something to bring his team to win the battle. well, I'm too fond of Ten Hag, so I took the risk to bet on United.