West Ham v Sevilla live stream, BT Sport, Thursday 17 March, 8pm GMT
West Ham will be looking to overturn their one-goal deficit from the first leg when Sevilla visit the London Stadium on Thursday night.
David Moyes' men held their own in the first meeting between these sides last week. Both teams had chances to find the net in the first half, with West Ham causing the Spanish side problems when they attacked. However, it was Munir el Haddadi who scored the only goal of the game on the hour mark, giving Julen Lopetegui's side a priceless lead at the midway stage of this Europa League last-16 tie.
A one-goal disadvantage is far from a disastrous situation for West Ham to be in going into the second leg. The London Stadium has not always been popular with the club's fans, but it is sure to be bouncing throughout Thursday's encounter.
Sevilla have not been particularly convincing away from home of late, with Lopetegui accused of adopting excessively cautious tactics on the road. West Ham have the quality to take advantage if Sevilla are too passive and reactive.
Still, Sevilla's blend of quality and experience makes them a major force in this competition, which they have won a record six times. Their recent record in La Liga shows they are a tough nut to crack: Lopetegui's charges have gone 14 consecutive matches without defeat and are second only to Real Madrid in the standings.
West Ham will have to make do without Jarrod Bowen, which is a major blow to their chance of advancing. Angelo Ogbonna and Vladimir Coufal are also out, but Michail Antonio and Aaron Cresswell could be fit in time to feature.
Lucas Ocampos will miss out for Sevilla due to suspension, but Thomas Delaney is available again after completing his own ban. Anthony Martial, on loan from Manchester United, is a contender to start on the left wing.
Kick-off is at 8pm GMT and the game is being shown live on BT Sport 2 in the UK.
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