Two huge games produced amazing drama as the Europa League and Champions League trophies were claimed in two epic finals. While it was the Spanish La Liga side Sevilla who ended up celebrating in Germany, German champions Bayern Munich won the Champions League in Portuguese capital Lisbon as they claimed a sixth European Cup win.

Sevilla 3-2 Inter Milan

A thrilling game in Cologne saw Sevilla crowned Europa League winners for the sixth time in 14 years. Inter Milan took the lead through in-form striker Romelu Lukaku, who easily dispatched the early penalty to give the Italian Serie A runners-up the lead. That, however, was not to be the lasting memory those few inside the stadium would take away of the former Manchester United striker.

Sevilla are not known as the ‘Kings of the Europa League’ for nothing, and they came back with two headed goals by Luuk De Jong, who had already scored the winner against United in the closely-fought semi-final. His headers from Ever Banega and Jesus Navas crosses – the former Manchester City returning to finally lift his third Europa League for Sevilla 13 years after the first – flipped the tie on its head.