Sevilla have advanced to the Europa League final after beating Premier League side Manchester United on Sunday.
Julen Lopetegui's side booked their spot in Friday's final after seeing off United 2-1 in Cologne.
Goals from Suso and Luuk de Jong ensured the Spanish club's passage to the Europa League final.
United's Portuguese star Bruno Fernandes opened the scoring in the ninth minute through a magnificent penalty after Marcus Rashford was taken out inside the box.
Former Liverpool man Suso equalised in the 26th minute after completing a sweeping move.
Sevilla then won the game in the 78th minute when ex-Manchester City star Jesus Navas set up De Jong who tapped home from close range.
Victor Lindelof and Fernandes clashed over who was responsible for Sevilla's second goal in a fiery moment.
Meanwhile, Sevilla will face either Inter Milan or Shakhtar Donetsk in the final on Friday.
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The La Liga outfit will be looking to claim their sixth Europa League title after winning the trophy in 2006, 2007, 2014, 2015 and 2016.
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