Tottenham Hotspur 2 - Sevilla 2

Spurs: Robinson; Tainio, Dawson, King, Chimbonda; Lennon, Zokora (Defoe 65'), Jenas, Malbranque; Berbatov, Keane. 4-4-2.
Sevilla: Cobeño; Hinkel, Javi Navarro, Escudé, Antonio Puerta; Daniel Alves (Renato 55'), Poulsen, Martí, Adriano (Aitor Ocio 70'); Kanouté, Kerzhakov (Maresca 81'). 4-4-2.

Goals:
0-1. 03. Malbranque (own goal). Scored in own net after Poulsen played on corner.
0-2. 08. Kanouté. Picked up Kerzhakov return pass and rounded keeper to score.
1-2. 66. Defoe. Deflected Keane's shot past Cobeña with heel from close to goal.
2-2. 67. Lennon. Poked ball in off far post after Keane charged down clearance.

Sevilla kept on track to become only the second side in the history of the tournament to win the trophy two seasons in a row after drawing 2-2 at Tottenham Hotspur. Within eight minutes the Andalusians were already two up, Malbranque scoring in his own net trying to clear after Poulsen headed on Martí's corner, and Kanouté picking up a return pass from Kerzhakov to score his second in a row against his old club.

With a 2-1 advantage from the first leg, that meant that Spurs had to score four to qualify. Adriano and Kerzhakov both missed chances to increase the lead, but before half time the locals fought back, Berbatov in particular firing a shot against the foot of the post defended by Cobeño, who was replacing the injured Palop.

Javi Navarro was lucky to be let off a clear penalty on Zokora after the restart, but midway through the first half the home side made it all square on the night with two goals in a minute, Defoe deflecting a Keane shot past the keeper only a couple of minutes after coming on as substitute, and Lennon poking the ball past the keeper after Keane charged down an attempted clearance from Berbatov's cross.

Juande Ramos had already replaced Alves with Renato, and he immediately withdrew Kerzhakov to bring on another defender Aitor Ocio. Antonio Puerta put Robinson to the test a couple of times, but Cobeño had to be on his toes to keep out Berbatov as the English side went for broke. A few minutes from the end though they were left with ten men after Tainio was sent off for a foul on Puerta, and Sevilla were through.