Title: Roma Advances to Europa League Final After Draw with Leverkusen

Introduction: Roma secured their spot in the Europa League final after a draw against Bayer Leverkusen in the second leg of the semi-finals. The Italian team qualified for the final based on their first-leg victory and now awaits the winner of the Juventus-Seville match.

Roma’s Strong Start and Leverkusen’s Attempts

In the opening minutes of the match, Roma showed their determination as Abraham passed the ball to Pellegrini, who took a shot narrowly missing the right post of Leverkusen’s goal.

Leverkusen had a promising opportunity when Azmun passed the ball to Demirbay, resulting in a powerful shot from outside the penalty area that was saved by goalkeeper Patricio.

Leverkusen’s Efforts Denied by the Crossbar

In the 12th minute, Leverkusen’s Diaby launched a quick counterattack from the right side, delivering an unstoppable shot that hit the crossbar, denying Leverkusen the opening goal.

The home team continued to exert pressure in their search for the breakthrough. Demirbay’s ground shot was well-saved by Patricio, who turned it away for a corner.

Spinazzola’s Injury Forces Roma’s Substitution

Roma’s coach, Jose Mourinho, was forced to make an early substitution in the 34th minute due to Spinazzola’s injury. Zalewski replaced him as the defensive tactics were adjusted.

Stalemate Continues in the Second Half

The second half started with a slower pace as both teams struggled to create clear-cut chances.

Demirbay, with his powerful left foot, continued to unleash shots from outside the penalty area. Patricio displayed his skills, tipping Demirbay’s shot over the bar for a corner in the 67th minute.

Missed Opportunities for Leverkusen

Leverkusen squandered several opportunities as Azmoun failed to capitalize on a cross from the right side, narrowly missing the target.

Defender Jonathan Tah came close to scoring for Leverkusen in the 79th minute with a powerful strike that deflected off Roma’s Matic and went just wide of the post, resulting in a corner. It was the most dangerous chance of the second half.

Leverkusen’s continued frustration was evident as Azmoun’s shot from the penalty mark missed the right post.

Conclusion: Despite Leverkusen’s efforts, Roma’s solid defense and resilience secured their place in the Europa League final. They will now eagerly await the outcome of the Juventus-Seville match to determine their opponent.