The UEFA Super Cup match between Manchester City and Sevilla is scheduled for Wednesday 16 August at 22:00 at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium in Piraeus, Athens (Greece) and will be broadcast live on Digi Sport 1, Orange Sport 1 and Prima Sport 1.

Champions League holders Manchester City and Europa League winners Sevilla will meet in the 48th leg of the UEFA Super Cup in Piraeus, Athens, Greece, after the game was originally scheduled to take place at the Ak Bars Arena in Kazan, Russia.

Manchester City went top of the latest Champions League showdown, winning the trophy after a 1-0 win over Inter Milan at the Kemal Atatürk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul (Rhodri 68), a performance that completed the treble , as well as the championship title and the FA Cup.

Pep Guardiola’s men lost their first official match of the season, 1-1, 1-4 on penalties, to Arsenal in the FA Super Cup (Community Shield) before making a fine Premier League debut, 3-0 on Burnley field.

Pep Guardiola has won the trophy three times as a manager (with Barcelona in 2009 and 2011, with Bayern Munich in 2013) and once as a player (with Barcelona in 1992), and success would draw him level with Carlo Ancelotti, which he has won four trophies as a manager, making him the first manager to win the European Super Cup with three different teams.

Manchester City are the seventh English club to win the European Super Cup, following Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa and Arsenal, and could become the sixth team from England. which will win the European Super Cup, and the third out of five. years after Liverpool in 2019 and Chelsea in 2021.

At the continental level, Manchester City has two trophies: the Champions League (2023) and the Cup Winners’ Cup (1970, after 2-1 in the final with Gornik Zabrze, played at the Prater Stadium in Vienna).

Sevilla have won the Europa League for the seventh time in their history, a competition record (including the UEFA Cup), and have won the UEFA Super Cup just once in the six tournaments they have competed in, in 2006, beating Barcelona 3-0 in the final . played at Louis II Stadium in Monte Carlo (Monaco).

Jose Luis Mendilibar’s team finished the previous season in La Liga only in 12th place, and the current one started with a home defeat, with a score of 1:2 against Valencia.

This is Sevilla’s seventh appearance in the European Super Cup, tied with AC Milan, with only Barcelona (nine) and Real Madrid (eight) making more appearances (Spanish teams have won the trophy 16 times).

The last time these two teams met was in the Champions League preliminary round, in the group stage, when Manchester City beat Sevilla twice, 4-0 away and 3-1 at home (the Spaniards finished 3rd and went on to play in Europe). League, a competition they also won!).

Superbet offers odds of 1.65 on Over 2.5 Goals: At least three goals scored in 90 minutes of regular time in Manchester City vs Sevilla.

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