Unai Emery made history by winning three consecutive Europa League titles in his three-year spell with Sevilla, who under Julen Lopetegui reached yet another final in 2019/20.

In this exclusive Masterclass with The Coaches’ Voice, Emery revisits the third of those three successive finals, when his side came from behind to defeat a Liverpool team in their first season under Jürgen Klopp.

Emery, who is now in charge at Villareal after spells with Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal, explains how the two teams set up in identical 4-2-3-1 formations, with the influential Éver Banega in the number 10 position and Mariano and Coke a potentially dangerous combination down the right flank. He goes on to reveal how he reacted to Liverpool taking a first-half lead, and what changed in a second-half comeback that ultimately led to a third straight win in the competition for Sevilla.