Lille 1 - Sevilla 0

Lille: Sylva; Angbwa, Plestan, Rafael Schmitz, Tafforeau; Debuchy (Dernis 73'), Dumont, Brunel, Cabaye; Acimovic (Bodmer 78'), Audel (Moussilou 62'). 4-4-2.
Sevilla: Notario; Sergio Ramos, Aitor Ocio, Pablo Alfaro (Antoñito 88'), David; Pablo Ruíz (Jesuli 60'); Daniel Alves, Jordi, Casquero, Antonio López (Kepa 83'); Darío Silva. 4-1-4-1.

Goals:
1-0. 77. Moussilou. Got on the end of Brunel cross to head into top corner of net.

Sevilla only needed to draw at Lille to be first in their group, but a depleted side ended up losing by a single goal and will now have to face a team from the Champions League in the next round. With his side already qualified, Caparrós took a risk by putting out a weakened line up in order to rest some of his key players for Sunday's derby game against Betis, Notario returning in goal and Pablo Ruiz and Jordi both getting a run out.

The French side had the best chances early on, both Audel and Brunel going close, but Darío Silva almost caught out Sylva with a header later on. Cabaye hit the bar with a cross-come-shot, and Silva and Casquero both went close at the other end before the break.

The locals took control at the start of the second half though, Tafforeau, Debuchy and Audel all failing to hit the target, and Caparrós brought on Jesuli to liven things up. The ex Celta winger did carve out a couple of chances for his side, but thirteen minutes from the end Moussilou connected with Brunel's cross to head home what was to be the winning goal. Lille did end the game with ten men when Schmitz picked up a second booking, but by then it too late for the Andalusians to react.