[UCL] Manchester United 1-2 Sevilla

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Manchester United vs Sevilla

Manchester United vs Sevilla - Champions League Round of 16 2nd Leg
Rabu, 14 Maret 2018
Kick Off : 02.45 WIB
Venue : Old Trafford, Manchester
Wasit : Danny Makkelie
Live : SCTV & BeIN Spports 1

Champions League form guide :
Manchester United : WWLWD
Sevilla : LWDDD

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Head to head pertemuan kedua tim :
Manchester United menang : 0
Imbang : 1
Sevilla menang : 0

22 Februari 2018 - Sevilla 0-0 Manchester United - UCL

5 Pertandingan terakhir kedua tim
Manchester United :
Huddersfield 0-2 ManUtd - FA Cup
Sevilla 0-0 ManUtd - UCL
ManUtd 2-1 Chelsea - EPL
Crystal Palace 2-3 ManUtd - EPL
ManUtd 2-1 Liverpool - EPL

Sevilla :
Sevilla 0-0 ManUtd - UCL
Sevilla 2-5 Atletico Madrid - La Liga
Malaga 0-1 Sevilla - La Liga
Sevilla 2-0 Bilbao - La Liga
Sevilla - Valencia - La Liga

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Wah ketemu Vincenzo Montella nih..

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Manchester United full of confidence ahead of Champions League clash with Sevilla says Nemanja Matic

* Nemanja Matic believes the Liverpool win will be a huge confidence boost
* Man United face Sevilla on Tuesday in 'most important game of the season'
* Matic also praised Scott McTominay as 'one of the best players on the pitch'

Nemanja Matic believes victory against bitter rivals Liverpool is a timely boost ahead of Manchester United's biggest game of the season against Sevilla.

The Champions League last-16 clash is evenly poised ahead of Tuesday's return leg after David De Gea inspired Jose Mourinho's men to a goalless draw in Spain.

United have won three straight matches since the first-leg draw, with morale-boosting successes against Chelsea and Crystal Palace complemented by Saturday's 2-1 triumph over Liverpool.

Marcus Rashford's first-half brace proved the difference as United increased their stranglehold on second spot in the Premier League and got a key week off to a flying start, with the FA Cup quarter-final against Brighton following Sevilla's visit.

'Very important,' defensive midfielder Matic said of the Liverpool win. 'Very important for our confidence to win this sort of game. We won against Chelsea and of course (on Saturday), so confidence will be on a high level, for sure.

'We have to see what we did well to continue like this. We have to know where we made mistakes to improve.

'The next game is very important for us, maybe the most important game of the season. We have to beat Sevilla to go through, so we give our best.'


Nemanja Matic believes the win vs Liverpool will be a confidence boost before Sevilla match. Manchester United held off a Liverpool resurgence in the second half to win the game 2-1

Matic hopes to make the United fans proud again on Tuesday after a ruthless first-half display at Old Trafford, where things would have been far less nervy had Juan Mata managed to make it 3-0 with an acrobatic attempt.

'We managed to score two very quick goals thanks to Marcus Rashford,' the Serbia midfielder said. 'It was a great first half, especially.

'After that, we tried to defend our advantage, which we managed to do. We had also the in the first half (a chance) to finish the game and make it 3-0 but we didn't use our chance.

'They didn't use some chances also but, in the end, the most important thing is three points.'

Another victory brought more praise for Scott McTominay.

The 21-year-old produced another sturdy performance in midfield with Matic, who has made no secret of his admiration for the academy graduate.

'Scott is fantastic,' he added. 'It is a joy to play next to him. He fights for the team, he runs a lot.

'He plays like he already played five or six years in the Premier League, but he's still young.

'He's fantastic. He was one of the best players on the pitch, so I am happy that we have him in the team, and he needs to continue in this way.'

Matic's post-match emotion contrasted starkly with those at Liverpool, who pushed to the final whistle after Eric Bailly's own goal gave them a lifeline.

For goalkeeper Loris Karius, it was a frustrating afternoon and a first half to learn from.

'In the second half we did well but the first half of course was not really good so it's frustrating in the end, because you ask yourself why we didn't play as good (as we did in the) second half after the game,' he told his club's website.

'That's our own fault, we have to ask ourselves that question. It's not easy to get something here if you only play good for one half so, of course, it's disappointing.

'At the end, we could still get a point, but the first half wasn't really good from us. We didn't defend the counter-attack so good when they had their moments.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5487565/Manchester-United-confidence-ahead-Champions-League-clash.html

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MOURINHO'S UPDATE ON MARTIAL AND POGBA

Jose Mourinho has confirmed Anthony Martial is fit and available to play in Manchester United’s UEFA Champions League last-16, second leg tie against Sevilla at Old Trafford on Tuesday, although it remains to be seen if Paul Pogba is available to face the La Liga side.

Pogba missed the weekend’s important Premier League victory over Liverpool due to a small injury, which the France international unfortunately picked up at the Aon Training Complex on Friday.

Paul was not pictured at training on Monday morning but, when asked about the midfielder during the following pre-match press conference, Mourinho revealed the player joined the session later on.

“He did [train] after you left,” Jose told the press, before the boss was then asked if Pogba could face Sevilla. "I don't know. We don't know yet, but he trained a little bit after you left.”

United defenders Phil Jones, Marcos Rojo and Daley Blind are all expected to miss the game, while central midfielder Ander Herrera is also unavailable due to injury.

It remains to seen how Zlatan Ibrahimovic is and whether he might be involved, after the Swedish striker was pictured training with the group on Monday morning. He has been working hard on his fitness, since making his last Reds appearance in the 2-2 draw against Burnley on Boxing Day.

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CHAMPIONS LEAGUE PREVIEW: UNITED V SEVILLA

Setting the scene: A place in the last eight of the UEFA Champions League is up for grabs in the second of three crucial home games in succession for Jose Mourinho's men, who welcome Sevilla to Old Trafford on Tuesday night for the decisive second leg in the last-16 tie. After a goalless first-leg in Andalucia three weeks ago, it's winner takes all at the Theatre of Dreams as the Reds look to reach the last eight of Europe's elite competition for the first time since 2014.


How can I watch it? Tuesday's big match kicks off at 19:45 GMT and will be broadcast live on BT Sport in the UK. MUTV subscribers will be able to watch build-up from 17:45 GMT on the Match Day show and listen to radio commentary of the game before watching it in full from midnight. You can also follow the action as it happens via ManUtd.com’s live match blog and @ManUtd on Twitter.


What’s the team news? The boss has confirmed that Anthony Martial is fit to return following a two-game absence through injury, after the Frenchman and Zlatan Ibrahimovic trained on Monday morning. Paul Pogba was involved later in Monday's session at the Aon Training Complex, but Mourinho is unsure yet whether he will be able to face Sevilla. Fellow midfielder Marouane Fellaini could be pushing for a start after returning as a substitute against Liverpool following a speedy recovery from knee surgery. Phil Jones, Daley Blind, Marcos Rojo and Ander Herrera have also missed recent matches. Meanwhile, Sevilla will be without former Manchester City player Jesus Navas, who wasn't included in the 22-man squad that travelled to Manchester because of an injury to his right calf.

How have we been doing? United enter the game on the back of a morale-boosting run of three consecutive wins in the Premier League. The Reds came from behind to beat both Chelsea and Crystal Palace before seeing off arch rivals Liverpool 2-1 on Saturday - a crucial victory which consolidated second place in the league. Now, attention turns to further progression in Europe and the Reds will be confident of maintaining our strong home form, having won all five games at Old Trafford in all competitions so far in 2018.

What about Sevilla?The Andalusian side, who won the Europa League in three successive seasons prior to the Reds’ triumph last term, have won two and lost two of their four games since the first leg on 21 February. They currently sit fifth in La Liga, but their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League next season were dealt a blow at the weekend after a disappointing 2-0 defeat at home to fourth-placed Valencia. Prior to that, Vincenzo Montella's men had recorded back-to-back league wins - 1-0 away at Malaga and 2-0 at home to Athletic Club - which helped to make up for the disappointment of a 5-2 loss at home to second-placed Atletico Madrid.

What happened in the first leg? David De Gea was undoubtedly the stand-out performer as the Reds played out a goalless draw in southern Spain three weeks ago to keep the tie alive. The Spaniard, back in his homeland, made several key saves including a stunning one-handed stop to keep out Luis Muriel's close-range header on the stroke of half-time to ensure that it's all to play for in the second leg at Old Trafford.

One to watch: One man who has been in form of late for the visitors is Pablo Sarabia. The Spanish midfielder had only scored once prior to the turn of the year, but has since netted five goals in Sevilla’s last eight matches and has become one of their top goal scorers in the process. He will be hoping to replicate this form in the Champions League, where he is yet to score a goal.

How are Sevilla doing? The Spaniards currently sit in fifth position in La Liga, one place worse off than where they finished last season. Since playing United three weeks ago, Sevilla have lost one and won two of their three league matches. A 5-2 defeat at home to Atletico Madrid was followed up with a 1-0 away win over Malaga and a 2-0 victory against Athletic Bilbao. A victory against United would put them into the last eight for the first time since 1958.

What’s our record like against Spanish opposition? The Reds have largely struggled against teams from Spain in Europe, winning just 13 of our previous 51 games. But United will have fond memories of the last occasion we welcomed a Spanish side to Old Trafford - in May last year when the Reds booked a place in the UEFA Europa League final as a 1-1 draw completed a 2-1 aggregate win over Celta Vigo in the semi-finals of the competition.

Did you know? Tuesday's game will be the first time that Sevilla have visited Old Trafford for a competitive European fixture. However, they did take part in Rio Ferdinand's testimonial back in August 2013, winning 3-1.

Who’s the referee? Danny Makkelie will take charge of his first United game and lead a Dutch team of officials on Tuesday night. The 35-year-old, from Willemstad, has already handled four Champions League matches this term - including games involving Liverpool, Chelsea and Celtic during the group stage.

When is the quarter-final draw? Should United progress, the draw for the last eight of the Champions League is set to take place at 11:00 GMT on Friday 16 March. The draw will be streamed live on UEFA's website and broadcast on BT Sport in the UK. The Reds will be hoping to join Manchester City, Liverpool, Real Madrid and Juventus in the quarter-finals.

Rivals Watch: Following the four ties that were played last week, there are four more last-16 games taking place this week. Here's the full fixture list:

Tuesday 13 March
Manchester United v Sevilla
Roma v Shakhtar Donetsk

Wednesday 14 March
Besiktas v Bayern Munich
Barcelona v Chelsea

All games will kick off at 19:45 GMT.

http://www.manutd.com/en/Fixtures-An...-Trafford.aspx