The Europa League’s mini tournament has been been whittled down to the final two. Sevilla and Inter will now battle it out in Cologne but the trophy isn’t the only thing at stake.
Winning the Europa League is also very lucrative in terms of prize money.
By reaching the final of the competition, Sevilla and Inter have each guaranteed themselves £3.84million (€4.5m).
The club that lifts the trophy will also earn an additional £3.41m (€4m).
The full prize money breakdown for the Europa League can be found below.
Europa League prize money 2019/20
Qualification for the round of 32 – £427,000 (€500,000) each
Qualification for the round of 16 – £940,000 (€1.1m) each
Qualification for the quarter-finals – £1.28m (€1.5m) each
Qualification for the semi-finals – £2.05m (€2.4m) each
Qualification for the final – £3.84m (€4.5m) each
Europa League winners can expect to earn an additional £3.41m (€4m)
Europa League final predictions
The Europa League final predictions found below have been provided by the Betfair Exchange.
The figures shown are based on how punters have been betting on the various Sevilla vs Inter markets.
Betfair spokesperson Darren Hughes said: “The Europa League draws to an unusual close in Germany this Friday night, as Manchester United’s conquerors, Sevilla, face Inter in the final, where Inter are strongly fancied by punters on Betfair Exchange.
“Inter have a 46% chance of winning in 90 minutes, and a 58% chance of lifting the trophy according to Betfair Exchange, compared to Sevilla’s 28% and 42% respectively.
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“Sevilla will come into this game with a degree of confidence themselves having knocked out one-time favourites Manchester United, and are not to be underestimated.
“Lucas Ocampos has only nabbed one goal for the Spaniards thus far, and will be hoping he can add to that tally here, with a 14% chance of scoring the first goal, and a 30% chance of hitting the net at any stage of the game.”
