Goals from Gameiro (1) and Coke (2) helped Sevilla come from behind to beat Liverpool 3-1, thereby winning the Europa League for the third consecutive year.
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| Entering the match, both Liverpool and Sevilla chose an attacking style of play, creating an attractive tit-for-tat match. |
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| Liverpool should have been awarded at least one penalty in the first half after three handballs by Sevilla players, but in a poor day at work, referee Jonas Eriksson failed to spot any of them. |
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| In the 35th minute, after many missed opportunities, the red team took the lead thanks to Daniel Sturridge. The English striker turned and finished delicately, leaving goalkeeper David Soria to fly in despair. |
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| The joy of the "red brigade" when having the advantage in the first half. |
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| Liverpool's advantage only lasted until the 48th minute. After a precise cross from his teammate, Kevin Gameiro easily finished into an empty net, bringing the match back to a tie. |
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| The French striker was happy when his team equalized. |
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| Immediately after that, Kevin Gameiro had a golden chance to score the second goal, but could not beat Mignolet and Toure in the face-off. |
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| Kevin Gameiro held his head in regret after missing a great opportunity. |
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| However, Kevin Gameiro did not have to be sad for long. In just 6 minutes (64'-70'), Coke scored 2 goals to help Sevilla take the lead 3-1. |
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| This advantage was too big, at a time when the match had just over 15 minutes left to end. |
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| Despite their relentless attacks, Liverpool were unable to create a miracle. The final score of the match was 3-1 in favor of Sevilla. |
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| The match whistle sounded as coach Unai Emery and his team celebrated at St. Jakob Park. |
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| According to statistics, this is Sevilla's third consecutive Europa League title, a record no other club has achieved. |
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| For Liverpool, not only did they lose the championship, coach Jurgen Klopp and his team also missed the opportunity to play in the Champions League. |
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