UEFA Europa League - TV and streaming options to watch Wolves vs Sevilla

August 10, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: UEFA Europa League, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Sevilla, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Two of the most exciting teams still involved in the tournament lock horns for a spot in the semis. Get a hold of this clash with our detailed guide.

What has been Wolves and Sevilla's form ahead of this game?

Wolverhampton won three of their last six games, with one draw and two losses completing that run. Their two losses came away from home, and curiously, they were not able to score in their defeats against Sheffield United (1-0) and Chelsea (2-0). Diogo Jota is the team's top scorer in this competition with six goals, although Mexican striker Raúl Jiménez has been involved in more goals (4 goals, three assists), than any of the Wolves' footballers.

Sevilla is unbeaten in their last six games (all comps), with only one of those matches ending in a draw. During that run, Sevilla has only conceded once, while their strikers have scored eight times. Munir El-Haddadi has confirmed himself as the team's top scorer in this competition, having found the back of the net five times.

How did Wolves and Sevilla get to this stage of the UEFA Europa League?

The English side made it to this stage after finishing second in Group K, trailing Braga by just one point. Nuno's men would go on to beat Espanyol 6-3 in the Round of 32, and their Round of 16 tie would be solved with a 2-1 aggregate with a 1-0 win last week.

Sevilla made it to the last eight by winning Group A, where they only lost one game. Los Hispalenses would then eliminate Romanian side Cluj thanks to the away goals rule after a 1-1 aggregate. The team from Andalucía would earn their spot in the quarterfinals by winning their one-legged tie against Roma with a 2-0 score.

Wolves vs Sevilla - Who's in and who's out

Wolves: Injured: Jonny.

Sevilla: Doubtful: Nemanja Gudelj, Tomas Vaclik.

Wolves vs Sevilla - Head-to-head stats

This will be the first meeting ever between Wolves and Sevilla.
Wolverhampton is involved in their first quarterfinal tie in over 48 years.
Nuno Espirito Santo's record against Sevilla: one win, one draw, and one loss.
Julen Lopetegui has coached three games against English opposition. He played two games against Chelsea (won one, lost one), and drew another one against the English National Team while coaching Spain.