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Wednesday 21st February, 2018 - Sevilla 0-0 Man Utd (1st Leg)


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Sevilla vs Man Utd  

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Sevilla and Man Utd have never met before in a competitive fixture
After a run of 3 games without a win, Sevilla have won their last 3 matches.
Man Utd won 5 games in a row in January and have since won 2 and lost 2. 
Man Utd's last 8 wins have all come with a clean sheet, too. 
Sevilla have scored in all but 1 of their home games this season
 

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Wilkins is chatting shit obviously but to be honest, I wasn't impressed with Sevilla in their two games against us in the groups. We should have won both games comfortably and it was our own fault that we didn't. I expect Man Utd to win the tie reasonably comfortably. 

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8 minutes ago, Cicero said:

Navas at RB? 

he's played much deeper at Sevilla this season. Not sure why as he's always struck me as an attacking player (with a shite end product, mind). But it's working to an extent for Sevilla so far. 

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16 minutes ago, Stan said:

he's played much deeper at Sevilla this season. Not sure why as he's always struck me as an attacking player (with a shite end product, mind). But it's working to an extent for Sevilla so far. 

His end product was great in his best days at Sevilla, although seemed to dimmish in his last season for them and when he played for City. Before that though he was one of the world's best traditional wingers and was a very good crosser of the ball, something which seemed to vanish for some reason.

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23 minutes ago, The Rebel CRS said:

His end product was great in his best days at Sevilla, although seemed to dimmish in his last season for them and when he played for City. Before that though he was one of the world's best traditional wingers and was a very good crosser of the ball, something which seemed to vanish for some reason.

Didn't he suffer from homesickness at one point and it led to some kind of mental breakdown as well? I could be  confusing him with someone else though.

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Just another day at the office for De Gea, wish there is a way to see how many points he won for United all by himself in the last few years in the league. Utd would have been probably never finished below 5th without him in the league table in the last few seasons, so important for them.

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