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Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Sevilla haven't been great in La Liga this season (11th) but are still formidable opponents on home turf. In their last two home games in La Liga they have beaten Barcelona 2-1 and Getafe 5-0. 

They have won the Europa League in the last two campaigns, winning their last 10 European fixtures at home. Their last defeat was 2-0 against Real Betis in last 16 of the Europa League in March 2014.

Manuel Pellegrini's record at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan with Villarreal, Real Madrid and Malaga wasn't the best either - played nine, won two, lost seven.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

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The atmosphere is building in Seville ahead of the game...

If Manchester City can win, and Juventus do the same in Germany against Borussia Monchengladbach, then the Premier League will have qualified for the knockout stages with two games to spare.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is expected to take a strong squad to Russia for the Europa League tie against Rubin Kazan.

Most of the players who were involved in the weekend win at Chelsea are scheduled to travel, although one definite absentee will be Joao Teixeira, who is ineligible for the competition.

Liverpool at the very least have to avoid defeat in Kazan if they are to avoid a tricky conclusion to their Group B campaign.

They currently trail leaders Sion, on seven points, by three and are ahead of Kazan by a single point.

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Steffon Armitage has branded England stars supporting his World Cup exclusion as "pretty insulting".

Toulon flanker Armitage joined Nick Abendanon in criticising Tom Youngs and Tom Wood for suggesting a U-turn on England's policy of not selecting overseas-based stars could have proved divisive at the World Cup.

"I know them, played against them, and to hear them say we'd be a distraction if selected was pretty insulting," Armitage told Rugby World.

"At the end of the day all we wanted to do was make the team better and I just think it was wrong for players to say what they did. We could have learned from each other and created more rivalry for places."

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Manager Manuel Pellegrini says Manchester City's supporters have the right to boo the Champions League anthem in protest at Uefa.

The club were reported after fans were heard jeering the music before their 2-1 home win over Sevilla.

"I think everyone has the right to boo or protest on different things," the Chilean told a news conference ahead of Tuesday's return game in Spain.

"If they boo then they feel there's something Uefa is not doing right."

A banner in support of Everton, external chairman Bill Kenwright, external will be flown over Goodison Park before the club's next home game, reports the Liverpool Echo., external

The message, which will thank Kenwright for 'everything he has done' for the Blues, will be trailed at the Aston Villa match on 21 November.

Earlier this season, a group of Evertonians arranged for planes to fly over their games with Southampton and Chelsea, with Kenwright the subject of critical messages.

Here are some social media stats on the John Terry/ Robbie Savage debate:

• Between 13:00 GMT and 16:00 GMT, the term ‘John Terry’ was tweeted over 21,000 times, making it the number one trend in the UK.
• Tweets containing the term ‘John Terry’ were re-tweeted as far afield as Bandung near Jakarta.

Dan Walker
BBC Sport presenter

John Terry's criticism of Robbie Savage continues to get people talking....

Chelsea captain John Terry criticised TV pundit Robbie Savage as he defended his side's recent poor performance here.

The former Blackburn and Wales midfielder has responded...

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Derby County chairman Mel Morris believes head coach Paul Clement has the chance to build a lasting dynasty in the manner of Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.

Asked if Clement could become their Ferguson, Morris told BBC Radio Derby's Sportscene Talk-In: "I actually think he could. Paul has an opportunity to help shape how we run this club."

The Rams are third in the Championship after seven wins in their last nine games.

Arsene Wenger's news conference is a lot more friendly than Jose Mourinho's was earlier.

Now, the Arsenal boss is wishing Bayern legend Gerd Muller a happy birthday. Nice touch.

That's it from Wenger.

More from Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger:

"We have won everywhere in Europe and we will try to win this game.

"We are a team that stick together when things don’t go well.”

A bit of team news from Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger first.

Defender Hector Bellerin is ruled out with injury, while 17-year-old Jeff Reine-Adelaide comes into the squad.

"We need to give a similar performance to when we played Bayern last time," said Wenger.

"I expect Bayern to play offensively and try to put us under pressure”.

Arsene Wenger has arrived. News conference to follow...

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Fancy a career change?

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is due to be speaking to the media shortly. We will bring you what he has to say when we have it...

Former Sevilla and France international defender Julien Escude has been speaking to BBC World Service:

Do Sevilla need to win?

"Yes exactly as always, it's the very, very highest level, and it's a home match in front of their own fans, so the three points are all important. For me it's going to be very difficult, we know how good Man City are. They are very high level. On paper they are the better team but in the first match it was very difficult for Man City. I hope Sevilla will have more luck this time around.