You can’t watch a match, an event, a tournament of any kind without listening to the commentator lamenting the lack of fans, being a pity that payers can’t be there.
They are, of course, correct, but some games are more deserving of the cliche than others, and Wolverhampton Wanderers playing in a European quarter-final at Molineux in front of a crowd of zero is a sad situation indeed.
The wolves reached the UEFA Cup final in 1972, but have boasted little continental adventure since then, making the blocking time even more ruthless for enthusiasts who would have appeared among tens of thousands and had many left on Tuesday night. .
However, with or without enthusiasts on the ground, the starmen of the Wolves know their task. They face their toughest rival to date in the form of Sevilla, however, Nuno Espirito Santo has created a team capable of protecting in depth, counterattacking temporarily and in the end scoring, a tough combo for knockout football.
Sevilla organized their national crusade in style, accumulating 70 numbers in La Liga, enough to reach fourth place, tied with Atletico Madrid, third.
RadioTimes.com has accumulated everything you want to know about watching the Wolves v Sevilla game on TV and online.
Wolves v Sevilla will take up positions on Tuesday, August 11.
The upcoming games will be on multiple channels in the coming days with lots of action to play.
See our Europa League Match Guide for schedules and information.
Wolves v Sevilla will begin at 20:00 hours; the party will begin at the same time as Shakhtar Donetsk v Basel.
Wolves: Jonny lied out of the Olympiakos crash and will miss this attack due to injury. Ruben Vinegar will take his place.
Santo can combine his line of attack with an additional player in midfield at the expense of a striker if he needs to keep the game tight as long as possible, or at least face an early storm.
Seville: Sergio Reguilón and Ever Banega are expected to leave El Sevilla will continue to play a role in his Europa League campaign.
It gives the impression that wolves are made for knockout tournaments. Their three-man defense is very capable of sitting and absorbing pressure, they are hard to break, while Adama Traoré and Raúl Jiménez, respectively, have a runner and a first-class finalist to escape quickly.
Expect a game plan opposed to Seville. The Spanish aspect has no qualms about attacking, a 34-year-old Jesus Navas as a right-back can attest to it, and wolves hope to take credit for rest.
Wolves will play in a familiar environment, have nothing to fear, nothing to lose and potentially much to gain. It may be a magical night in Molineux, it’s a shame there’s no one there to see her.
Our prognosis: Wolves 1-0 Seville
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