"Sevilla never give up; we will have to play a good game"

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri, Sevilla's Europa League opponents, warned his side on Wednesday that the Spanish side "never give up".
"Sevilla are a team that has won it four times, used to playing these games. They never give up. We'll have to play a good game," he said at the press conference ahead of Thursday's clash in Turin.
For Allegri, his squad has been made stronger by the decisions of the Italian sporting justice system, which penalised his team with a 15-point deduction in Serie A for the 'capital gains case', in which the club was accused of increasing the market value of players to generate higher transfer income, but temporarily restored at the end of April.
"At this stage we are armoured. This season has good days," but also "bad and then other normals, we come out stronger," he said.
"We have these two semi-finals clash in the Europa League and four games in Serie A, we have to do our best to try to reach the final and keep second place. By doing this we will have done our job," he added.
In addition, the coach revealed that Brazilian Bremer will not play the match due to muscular discomfort. "Everyone else is fine. It's been good to see the training sessions: we all want to go for such a nice objective as the final in Budapest," he said, referring to the final Europa League match, which will also be played by the winner of the tie between Roma and Bayer Leverkusen.