It will be a long night in Sevilla, and they are entitled to celebrate in style. Los Sevillanos were able to defeat Dnipro in the Europa League final in order to become the most winning side in the tournament's history. Furthermore, their victory will give Unai Emery's side the chance to play in the next edition of the UEFA Champions League, as an added bonus for their win.
As incredible as it may seem , Sevilla is the first team in European football history to win EVERY final match they have played, winning this title in 2006,2007, 2014 and today. Carlos Bacca was key to his team's success, scoring a clinical brace when things got tough for the team dressed in red. After overcoming an early goal by Kalinic, Krychowiak and Bacca scored before the first half ended, giving Emery's men the chance to handle the game. Ruslan Rotan equalized for the Ukrainian team, and the stage was set for Bacca to work his magic by nailing the game-winning goal with 17 minutes to go.
2 - The last three players to score a brace in a EL final have all been South American (Forlan 2010, Falcao 2012, Bacca 2015). Trio.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) May 27, 2015
After the game, fans and experts celebrated Sevilla's performance against the tough Ukrainians. Have a look at what they had to say!
La Liga with 5 teams on UCL next season. All 5 with actual changes of reaching the Last 16. Sevilla with yet another EL title.
— Lucas Resende (@lucasammr) May 27, 2015
Sevilla will compete in next season’s Champions League…and get the #UCL prize money that comes with participation. pic.twitter.com/glytnFE8rf
— Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) May 27, 2015
Back in 2007 Carlos Bacca was a bus conductor in his home town of Puerto Colombia on the Caribbean coast. 8 years later, wins 2nd Europa.
— Sergi Domínguez (@FutbolSergi) May 27, 2015
Bacca that's what it means to them!! Champions League is coming!
— CHAMPIONS (@Neymarred) May 27, 2015
An emotional Carlos Bacca sheds tears of joy after Sevilla's win.
Sevilla have played 34 EL games in the past 2 seasons whilst finishing 5th in La Liga. Now they're in the CL. It's an amazing achievement.
— Dan Kennett (@DanKennett) May 27, 2015
@sidlowe remember Bacca being practically written off as overweight and a flop just a few weeks after arriving in European football (Brügge)
— Tor-Kristian Karlsen (@karlsentk) May 27, 2015
Sevilla defended the Europa League in both 07 and '15. The first team in history to do so. pic.twitter.com/r7Y1NgAeXq
— Purely Football (@PurelyFootball) May 27, 2015
Sevilla sold Navas, Negredo & Kondogbia year before winning the EL last year. Sold Rakitic & Fazio last. Monchi, the genius, does it again.
— Andreas Vou (@AndreasVou89) May 27, 2015
Sevilla's win also proves that Spanish football is still very much the best in the world. Best league, best teams, best overall quality.
— Daniel Nyari (@danielnyari) May 27, 2015
Are there any teams in the past decade better at maximising value on best players yet remaining consistently competitive? #Sevilla
— Paul Macdonald (@PaulMacdGoal) May 27, 2015 
