Sevilla secured a record-extending seventh Europa League title after beating Roma 4-1 in a dramatic penalty shootout at the Puskas Arena in Budapest.

Gonzalo Montiel, who converted the winning penalty for Argentina in the World Cup final, scored the deciding spot-kick.

The Europa League specialists condemned Roma manager Jose Mourinho to his first European final loss, having triumphed on five such occasions previously.

"I have to fight for these lads and therefore not say objectively that I will remain," Mourinho told Sky Italy in the aftermath of the defeat. "I lost this one, but I return home prouder than ever this time."

Image: Sevilla players celebrate after winning the Europa League final on penalities

A furiously contested encounter, where more yellow cards were issued to coaching and technical staff in respective dugouts than players, went to extra-time after Gianluca Mancini's own goal cancelled out Paulo Dybala's well-taken opener.

Image: Referee Anthony Taylor was kept busy throughout a hot-tempered affair in Budapest

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