Goals from Gameiro (1) and Coke (2) helped Sevilla come from behind to beat Liverpool 3-1, 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 Army took the lead thanks to Daniel Sturridge. The English striker turned and finished delicately, leaving goalkeeper David Soria helpless. |
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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 shot into an empty net, bringing the match back to a draw. |
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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 great, 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 produce 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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