Manchester United vs Sevilla: Full head-to-head record

Manchester United fans could be forgiven for being so concerned about Sevilla’s Europa League quarter-final draw. The past few meetings between clubs have not gone the way of the Premier League.

Sevilla are also considered specialists in the Europa League, having won four of the last nine editions of the tournament. They know exactly what it takes to win this championship, even though they are in the dark when it comes to their position in the league.

While United are looking to secure third place in the Premier LeagueSevilla is 13th in La Liga, just two points above the relegation zone. They are one of many teams at risk of slipping into the Segunda Division and that could make United fans feel more confident.

For many United fans, they may also be staying in Sevilla after the return leg from Real Betis. United’s last six European encounters have been against Spain’s rivals at Villarreal, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Real Betis and now Sevilla.

Here’s how both teams have performed in previous meetings.

The first time the two teams faced each other competitively was in 2018 in the round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League. This was when Jose Mourinho was coaching United.

The Sevilla game was particularly poor and featured two saves from David de Gea, and neither team looked close to scoring.

There was still plenty of confidence that United could get the job done in the second leg against a goal-limited Sevilla side.

This was a serious low point for Jose Mourinho Manchester United. The Red Devils seemed to approach the game at Old Trafford as if they were already leading the game and with away goals still in place it was a dangerous game.

United got what they deserved and Old Trafford stunned when Wissam Ben Yedder scored in the 74th and 78th minutes, meaning United suddenly needed to score three times in just over ten minutes.

Romelu Lukaku pulled United’s goal back with a few minutes left to play, but by then, fans were flocking to Old Trafford and Sevilla were in the last eight.

This was one of those unusual one-legged relationships behind closed doors during the COVID-19 pandemic. United were considered the favorites to win the Europa League, but they knew it was a difficult match against Sevilla.

United took an early lead through Bruno Fernandes but former Liverpool player Suso equalized soon after. The Spaniards got the better of the tough game when Luuk de Jong snatched the winning goal just ten minutes from time.

United are once again wondering how they failed to get past Sevilla.

Record Manchester United vs Sevilla H2H