Sevilla defeat Inter Milan 3-2 won Sixth time Europa League Final 2020, match Stats.

Europa League kings Sevilla won the tournament for a record sixth time thanks to victory over Inter Milan in a thrilling final in Cologne.

The drama started when Sevilla defender Diego Carlos fouled Romelu Lukaku for an Inter penalty - and ended when Lukaku deflected Carlos' bicycle kick into his own net.

It was a first trophy in the managerial career of Sevilla boss Julen Lopetegui, whose side are unbeaten since February, a run of 21 games.

The last nine Europa Leagues all have been won by Spanish or English teams - Sevilla have won four, Chelsea two and Atletico Madrid and Manchester United one each. The last Italian team to win were Parma in 1999.

Sevilla's excellent record of never losing a Uefa Cup or Europa League final continues - six finals, six victories. But this was a new Sevilla team - with barely anybody left since their three wins in a row from 2014 to 2016.

Sevilla & Inter Milan in Uefa Europa League finals
Sevilla	Inter Milan
2006 - 4-0 win over Middlesbrough	1991 - beat Roma 2-1 on aggregate
2007 - penalty shootout win over Espanyol after 2-2 draw	1994 - beat Austria Salzburg 2-0 on aggregate
2014 - penalty shootout win over Benfica after 0-0 draw	1997 - lost to Schalke on penalties after 1-1 aggregate draw
2015 - 3-2 win over Dnipro	1998 - beat Lazio 3-0
2016 - 3-1 win over Liverpool	2020 - 3-2 defeat by Sevilla
2020 - 3-2 win over Inter Milan

Sevilla six finals, six victories, Europa League 2020 final Match stats.

1- Sevilla have a perfect record in UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League finals: six games, six wins.

2 - The Spanish side's six titles is twice as many as any other side has managed: Inter, Liverpool, Juventus and Atlético de Madrid have won three apiece.

3 - De Jong is the 12th player to score two goals in a one-off UEFA Europa League/UEFA Cup final. Nobody has registered a hat-trick.

4 - Lukaku scored for the 11th UEFA Europa League game running, extending his all-time competition record (Alan Shearer is second on eight games).

5 - The fifth-minute penalty was the earliest final goal since Markus Babbel's third-minute effort for Liverpool against Alavés in 2001 – also in Germany, in Dortmund.

6 - Sevilla centre-back Diego Carlos conceded penalties in the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final.

7 - Julen Lopetegui joins Sevilla predecessors Juande Ramos (2006, 2007) and Unai Emery (2014, 2015, 2016) plus Rafael Benítez (2004, 2013), Luis Molowny (1985, 1986) and Quique Sánchez Flores (2010) as a victorious Spanish coach in this competition.

8 - The tally of four first-half goals matched the record for a UEFA Europa League/UEFA Cup final set in 2001 and repeated in 2015.