Sevilla stands as the unrivaled monarch of the Europa League, a competition they have claimed more times than any other club, collecting six titles to date.
In a defining moment, Sevilla once again lifted the UEFA Europa League trophy, overcoming Inter in the final and cementing their status as the true kings of this tournament.
The round of 16 of the Europa League 2022-23 featured Sevilla versus Fenerbahce, a matchup that sparked anticipation among fans across Europe.
From its beginnings, Sevilla has secured the European crown on six occasions, a record that stirs memories of the club’s earliest triumphs and ongoing dominance. Do you remember them?
2005-2006 | Middlesbrough 0-4 Sevilla | Philips Stadium (Eindhoven)
Sevilla’s maiden European title arrived in the 2005–06 season with a convincing 4-0 victory over Middlesbrough. Maresca struck twice, while Luis Fabiano and Kanouté added crucial goals, guiding the Andalusian club to its first ever European triumph.
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2006-2007 | Espanyol 2-2 Seville (3-4 on pens) | Hampden Park, Glasgow
The next season witnessed Sevilla confirm its European strength by clinching a second Europa League title. The final against Espanyol required penalties after a tense second leg, with Palop delivering a standout performance in goal. Adriano and Kanouté opened the scoring in regulation and extra time, while Kanouté, Dragutinović, and Puerta delivered key spot kicks in the shootout, securing the triumph.
Adriano and Kanouté were particularly influential as the shootout unfolded in Sevilla’s favor.
2013-2014 | Benfica 0-0 Sevilla (4-2 on pens) | Juventus Stadium (Turin)
After a five-year wait, Sevilla returned to European glory in dramatic fashion. A brutal semi-final against Valencia set the stage for an electric final against Benfica, with Oblak standing tall in goal for the Portuguese side. In the decisive penalty shootout, Bacca, M’Bia, Coke, and Gameiro converted their attempts, lifting the cup amid celebrations in Turin.
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2014-2015 | Dnipro 2-3 Sevilla | National Stadium (Warsaw)
The following year brought another tight contest, with Sevilla emerging victorious in a high‑scoring finale. Goals from Krychowiak, Carriço, and Bacca sealed a 3-2 win against Dnipro, securing the fourth European crown for the club and underscoring its growing legacy on the continental stage.
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2015-2016 | Liverpool 1-3 Sevilla | St. Jakob Park (Basel)
Arguably the most memorable final in Sevilla’s history unfolded as they defeated Liverpool, a team already famed for European pedigree. Gameiro registered an early strike, and Coke added a brace to complete a stunning victory, sealing Sevilla’s status as a dominant force in the competition.
2019-2020 | Inter 2-3 Sevilla | RheinEnergieStadium (Cologne)
After a brief hiatus, Sevilla claimed the trophy again in 2020 as Jesús Navas lifted the cup in Cologne. They recovered from an early deficit to beat Inter 3-2 in a final that featured late drama as Luuk De Jong scored twice and Diego Carlos added the clincher. The campaign was completed behind closed doors due to the pandemic, and the format saw the path to the final include victories over Roma, Wolves, Manchester United, and Inter in a single knockout sequence that emphasized the team’s resilience.
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These triumphs collectively underscore Sevilla’s enduring influence in European football and the club’s ability to rise to the occasion in high-stakes matches. The Europa League has become a stage where their identity as a relentless, attacking side is repeatedly proven, year after year.