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It was a bad management from the referee yesterday night.Roma played better until the point Dybala was out for that Netherland attacker which was the worse player of the whole match in my opinion.The referee missed two clamorous penalties for Roma and one for Sevilla and the bad thing was that he kept saying "No penalty,no penalty",I wonder why UEFA let Premier League referees in such finals,they are not fit for when two teams of other nations play each other as they are used to another type of football in the Premier League,I am not saying they should not manage a final but not such type of referees who made the game go a different way.

I agree with you that they shouldn't use that kind of referee in a final because both teams will be focused on winning the league and will do whatever it takes to do so. Roma was very serious in the game yesterday because they knew Sevilla had the desire to win the Europa League. The first goal convinced me that Roma was fully prepared to defeat Sevilla; the only thing Sevilla has was luck.
Roma really played well, and even Sevilla will believe that they just got lucky to win the game, therefore it is not terrible that they didn't win the game since the game is either you win or you lose.

Roma are truly defeated by their own destiny. As luck would have it, Sevilla won the match surprisingly in Roma's hands. At 55 minutes I couldn't believe myself. Because such a mistake in the final match was never expected from an experienced player like Gianluca Mancini. I didn't see Sevilla make much of an impact in the 90 minutes against Roma. The match was tied at 1-1 despite an own goal but Roma had a disappointing performance on penalties. Only one short they got right and the rest were off target.

Yes mate, their luck didn't favor with them and the goalkeeper could not provide good support. The final match between Sevilla and Roma created huge excitement. Dybala scored 1 in the 34th minutes to give Roma ahead in the match. But that score was able to equalize with another goal through opponent team player Mancini. As a result, the match ended with Mancini 1 and Roma 1. Unfortunately when the game went to penalties Roma lost 4-1. It would have been acceptable if the loss had been 2-1 but when it was 4-1 the Roma crowd certainly did not take the defeat normally. In the final, the whole match was exciting but the ending was not good.

Roma coach José Mourinho may not have had his players practice penalties before the final match, which is why Roma failed so badly in penalties. Our regional tournaments are also full of competitive penalties but we didn't see anything like that from Roma against Sevilla. It is a normal rule that one team will win the game and one team will lose but what Roma did in the UEL final match was really unexpected for us. Roma have been great on the field but such a poor performance from them in the penalty shootout has really disappointed many fans. The outcome of this match could have been a little different.

I don't agree with you on this, I don't think the lost of Roma in the penalties came as a result of the coach Jose Mourinho not letting them practice penalty kick before the game. The game against Sevilla is not the first time Roma is playing penalty more over the players are professionals they ought to have learnt before now on how to play penalty kick but considering what has been said about penalties, it's a no man's game but rather a game of luck and Sevilla was lucky that the penalties ended in their favour even though Roma's penalty kick was very poor.

Move-in away from the penalty kick, Sevilla should have won the game before the penalties because they dominated the game but lacked the tactical finishing and Roma were good in the defense but lost a lot of scoring opportunities even though they were denied a clear penalty which was clearly seen as a hand ball in the box of the Sevilla.