Match Today: Arsenal vs Sevilla 30-07-2022 Emirates Stadium Cup Final

The Emirates Cup returns for its eleventh edition on Saturday afternoon, with Arsenal welcoming Sevilla in north London for the final pre-season friendly. Arsenal lifted the trophy in five of the previous 10 Emirates Cup tournaments, while Losjanas finished second in 2017. Arsenal's unbeaten pre-season record came to a bitter end behind closed doors on Wednesday, as Brentford outscored Mikel Arteta's side 2-1 at a training base Arsenal in London Colney to calm the mood after a great performance. time in the tour. Signing Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko the desired result, Arsenal have already beaten Ipswich Town, Everton, Nuremberg and Orlando City before again scoring four goals against Chelsea earlier this month.

Meanwhile Arteta made sure to top of the page, through the database, even if the loss was ahead of us, top of the page Brentford usher or. Arsenal have one last chance in the first phase of the Emirates Cup in 2019 seeing a 2-1 loss. to Lyon. Arsenal took the trophy in cup in 2007, 2009, 2010, 2015 and 2017, but Sevilla are no stranger to facing their north London rival.

While Lopetegui's side went three pre-season games unbeaten in a 6-0 win over Angers on Wednesday, with Lucas Ocampos, Eric Lamela and Youssef En-Nesyri scoring, but plenty of talk about the Ramon Sanchezjuan Stadium is here. take place outside the field. While Jules Conde is also recovering, a new defensive phase begins without Conde or Diego Carlos. He made a trip to the Emirates Cup 2017, then after that he got the chance to get the result of the best performance. Let's take Julen Lopetegui his side from Seville to England to watch, as Sevilla FC must travel to face Leicester City barely 24 hours after the Emirates Cup match with Arsenal ended. The pre-season started appropriately against Arsenal's arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur in South Korea, and Sevilla drew 1-1 with Lillywhites before beating Sporting Lisbon in Trofeo Cinco Violinos on penalties, and there was no shortage of mid-range either.