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Bayern Munich and Sevilla are no strangers to the European Super Cup, but they have only lifted the trophy once for each.
Champions League winners Bayern Munich will face European champions Sevilla to claim the second title in the history of the European Super Cup.
Bayern Munich won the title once in 2013 at the expense of Chelsea on penalties, while they lost the title 3 times in 1975, 1976 and 2001.
Sevilla, like the Bavarian, won the title in 2006 with a hat-trick against Barcelona, but lost in 2007 to Milan, then to Real Madrid in 2014 and 2016 and Barcelona in 2015.
A distinguished march
Bayern have not lost in their last 31 matches and have won 30 of them in all competitions, including beating Chelsea, Barcelona, Olympique Lyonnais and Paris Saint-Germain to win the Champions League title led by Hans Flick .
They started their season with an 8-0 win over Schalke 04, confirming their supremacy over German clubs in the league.
Instead, Sevilla have not lost their last 21 games in all competitions, and have beaten Roma, Wolverhampton, Manchester United and Inter to crown the Europa League for the sixth time in their history as a record with Julen Lopetegui.
He opened his domestic career with a difficult 3-2 win over Levante in the Spanish League.
Second coronation too
Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller, Jerome Boateng, David Alaba and Javi Martínez can claim the European Super Cup for the second time in their history with Bayern Munich after the 2013 title.
France’s Lucas Hernández has a chance to claim his second title, after previously winning the title with Atlético de Madrid in 2018.
The only confrontation
Bayern then stood out in Andalusia with two goals to one in the 2017-18 UEFA Champions League quarter-finals by winning the round outside the rules 2-1, and in the second leg the match ended in a goalless draw.
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The long-awaited formation of Bayern Munich
Goalkeepers: Manuel Neuer
Defender: Benjamin Pavar – David Alaba – Jerome Boateng – Lucas Hernandez
Medium: Leon Goritska – Yuzua Kimmich – Thomas Muller
Attack: Leroy Sane – Robert Lewandowski – Serge Gnabry
Expected formation of Seville
Goalkeepers: Yassin Bono
Defense: Jesús Navas – Count – Diego Carlos – Escudero
Medium: Jordan-Fernando-Ivan Rakitic
The Attack: Suzu – Yusef Al-Nusiri – Lucas Ocampos
The match stadium
The “Puskas Arena” was recreated again in 2019 after its demolition in October 2016 in honor of the career of the former Hungarian soccer legend and Real Madrid.
The 62,000-seat stadium is preparing to host the Group F matches of Euro 2020 next summer and the European League Final in 2023.
