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Seville can be said to be lucky, because when they faced Manchester United, their opponents did not play well, and even Manchester United's defense could not be relied on at all. The majority of the goals that Sevilla scored were the result of mistakes made by Manchester United players, even in the first leg 2 of Sevilla's goals were own goals created by Harry Maguire and Tyrell Malacia. And in the second leg, the Manchester United defender contributed to the goals scored by Sevilla. I honestly laughed when I saw how the Manchester United defender worked.

Sevilla is surely lucky because they were playing against Manchester United while manchester united was not in good form and they had many mistakes in the game. After Ten Hag joined this team they improved their performance a lot but still sometimes they get bad results and they have unstable performances, Sevilla was lucky because they played in this situation against Manchester United.

The facts about Sevilla's luck cannot be denied anymore and they were unexpectedly able to get rid of Manchester United through two legs which was quite surprising. Maybe the absence of several Manchester United players made Sevilla so lucky in that match, especially the Red Devils' defense, which was usually filled by Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane, had to be replaced by Maguire and Lindelof.

But indeed it was predicted long ago that Manchester United's defense line would be very prone to conceding if filled by these two players and it was proven that Maguire made a fatal blunder that made Sevilla superior on aggregate and it seems that with this goal it made Sevilla unforgiving to continue the attack that made Sevilla won by a large aggregate.

One thing some of us has failed to analyze in the UEFA Europa League semi final encounter between Juventus and Sevilla is that Sevilla's quarter final opponents Manchester United plays a different style of football from Juventus.
If Sevilla approach the first game against Juve like they did against United, they might be out of the competition before playing the second leg because Juventus is one team that's defensively disciplined and clinical while attacking. So I think they're gonna be watching clips of Juventus already played matches this season and find the best way to play the two-legged matches