Europa League, where to watch Juventus-Seville and Roma-Bayer Leverkusen- Corriere.it on TV

The Europa League is back with the two first leg semi-finals. Two Italians in the running who could meet in the final, in case of qualification: Massimiliano Allegri’s Juventus and Jos Mourinho’s Roma. Both will play their first match at home.

Juventus-Seville

(9 pm on Rai Uno, Sky Sport, Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport 4K, Dazn and streaming on Sky Go and Now TV)
The last two victories in the league — against Lecce on 3 May (2-1) and against Atalanta on 7 May (2-0) — have restored confidence in Juventus who are now preparing to challenge Sevilla in this semi-final. The trident hypothesis takes off again. In the last direct clashes from inside or outside Massimiliano Allegri has bet heavily on Chiesa and Di Maria to support Vlahovic: Confidence could vote again against Sevilla. There is still time to better outline the very latest choices: after the partial rest with Atalanta, Kostic also claims a starting shirt. From him, for Sevilla continues the Europa League dream: The fans are thrilled to have the chance to play in the seventh final. We have to have fun and enjoy the moment because the dream is finally back. All the team members are very involved, they can’t wait to be able to take the field. The players suffered in the first part of the season in which we went through very bad moments. Some management decisions were not correct, but they are the same managers who had given Sevilla many years of glory, the words of Nido Carrasco, vice president of the Andalusians.

Roma-Bayer Leverkusen
(at 21 on Tv8, Sky Sport, Sky Sport Football and streaming on Sky Go and Now Tv)
The defeat against Inter (2-0, 6 May) compromised Roma’s race for fourth place, which is trying to get up again in the match at the Olimpico against Bayer Leverkusen. You risk not being there Dybala and this time not pre-tactical: the Argentine on Monday 8 May felt discomfort in his left ankle. He stopped immediately and did not train on Tuesday 9 May, undergoing treatment by the Giallorossi medical staff. Of course, the hope of recovering it is there and Jos Mourinho is ready to wait for it, so much so that he breathed a sigh of relief when yesterday, May 10, he trained in finishing with the rest of the team. It will not be easy to face Bayer Leverkusen (in sixth place in the Bundesliga with 48 points), also due to the many absences among the Giallorossi. It will be a great match. Both teams will fight to win and what’s more, we know how strong the Italian clubs are at the moment. I expect a great match because we know Roma, their coach and their passionate fans. We too will need our fans. They will motivate us to play two great games to reach the final for them, said Bayer Leverkusen striker Moussa Diaby.