LIVE broadcast Sevilla vs Roma: latest score and updates from the Europa League final when Paulo Dybala begins

12 minutes: Save! Leonardo Spinazzola starts the play with a pass over Paulo Dybala. He carries the ball down the right side before joining Zeki Celik in the box.

The ball drifts back to the left side, where Spinazzola runs to the pass and kicks a first down straight at goal, leaving Bono with a comfortable save to his right.

9 minutes: Roma heads the corner and looks to quickly break the field. Paulo Dybala hits Bryan Gil before being clipped by Gudelj and earning a free kick.

However, it is wasted when a forward pass is skipped over and bounces right back at Yassine Bounou.

6 minutes: It’s been a decent start with Roma being the slightly more aggressive side. Tammy Abraham lifts a cross into the box from the left but can’t find a teammate.

Then, Sevilla sweeps the field and wins a corner.

3 minutes: Lorenzo Pellegrini takes an early corner kick into the box for Roma, but Nemanja Gudelj clears it away. Roger Ibáñez dives for the airball and collides headfirst with Gudelj just after the defender clears the ball.

The Sevilla player remains on the ground and needs to be checked by the physiotherapists, but he seems to be fine to continue playing.

Roma put the ball in motion for the Europa League final. It is pumped long and won into the air by Loic Bade, who heads forward where the Italian team picks him up in midfield.

The Europa League trophy is brought out to the edge of the pitch before it is passed by the two teams as they enter the pitch. The stadium is packed, it’s loud and it bounces.

This should be a great final, but which team will become champion? The start is as follows…

This is Sevilla’s seventh UEFA Cup or Europa League final and they have yet to lose any. Their winning streak dates back to 2006, when they recorded their first win over Middlesbrough in Eindhoven.

Here are all the finals that the Spanish have won:

2006: Seville 4-0 Middlesbrough (Eindhoven)

2007: Sevilla 2-2 Espanyol – Sevilla won on penalties (Glasgow)

2014: Sevilla 0-0 Benfica – Sevilla won on penalties (Turin)

2015: Sevilla 3-2 Dnipro (Warsaw)

2016: Sevilla 3-1 Liverpool (Basel)

2020: Sevilla 3-2 Inter Milan (Cologne)

Roma captain Lorenzo Pellegrini explained how his team intends to approach tonight’s final saying: “Knowing how to approach a game tactically does not mean attacking like crazy and letting your opponent score.

“For me, to approach the game in a tactically correct way is to try to limit your opponent. We look at all the teams and try to figure out how to contain his strengths.

“We did it because we are in the final. Sacrificing yourself and doing an extra run for your teammate is not leaving the bus in front of the goal but wanting to be here”.

Sevilla midfielder Ivan Rakitic said: “The manager has been very clear from the start about what he wants. This will not change tomorrow.

“We have to be ourselves. When we say that no one loves competition like we do, it’s not because some bright spark in the club offices said so. It’s because we think that way.

“We have to play the perfect game and win the cup and take it home.”

England forward Tammy Abraham is bidding to become the first player to win the Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League. And she would be doing it in successive years.

He won the Champions League with Chelsea in 2020/21, although he did not play in the final against Manchester City, before lifting the Europa Conference League with Roma last year.

Only José Mourinho, as a coach, has won all three trophies. Will Abraham become the second person to lay hands on all three?