As Roma head coach Jose Mourinho is all geared up for the upcoming Europa League final as his Roma side gets ready for the big clash in the Serbia capital of Budapest on Wednesday, May 31. Roma, defending Europa Conference League champions will try to achieve back-to-back European success as Sevilla stand in their way. The final will have huge bearings for both teams as they both target Champions League qualification for next season by virtue of winning.

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<h2>Jose's thoughts on Sevilla clash</h2>

“I don’t care. What can I do? Fight everyone? I cannot do it. I work hard, I try my best. That’s my education. It’s also my philosophy of life. It's not ‘I want this and this’. We have a final on Wednesday and I’m going to do everything I can to try and win it,” said Mourinho.

The Portuguese manager has won the competition on two occasions in the past with Porto (2003) and Manchester United (2017). If he does win this year’s competition he will become the first manager to win the Europa League with three different clubs.

A win for Jose will also mean he will face either reignite his rivalry with Pep Guardiola or face former side Inter Milan in next season’s UEFA Super Cup.

"I came to Rome with this objective to try to develop them as a club and reach the special moments that define the history of a club. There are clubs where a final is just one more final. For Roma, it’s not that, it’s very special. The only thing I know is that I work so hard. I cannot complain about the people around me because, with them, it’s the same thing,” Mourinho added.

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<h2>Can Sevilla add another title to their cabinet?</h2>

Jose and Co will be aware of the challenge they will face in the final as José Luis Mendilibar’s Sevilla also target a Champions League spot for next season. The record winners of the competition will compete in their seventh final in less than two decades and have not lost a final of the Europa League. They last lifted the holy grail in August 2020, beating Inter Milan in the final.

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As Roma head coach Jose Mourinho is all geared up for the upcoming Europa League final as his Roma side gets ready for the big clash in the Serbia capital of Budapest on Wednesday, May 31.

As Roma head coach Jose Mourinho is all geared up for the upcoming Europa League final as his Roma side gets ready for the big clash in the Serbia capital of Budapest on Wednesday, May 31. Roma, defending Europa Conference League champions will try to achieve back-to-back European success as Sevilla stand in their way. The final will have huge bearings for both teams as they both target Champions League qualification for next season by virtue of winning. Per la gloria eterna 🟡🔴@andeeborn x #UELfinal pic.twitter.com/neFo2iigNT — UEFA Europa League (@EuropaLeague) May 30, 2023 × Jose's thoughts on Sevilla clash “I don’t care. What can I do? Fight everyone? I cannot do it. I work hard, I try my best. That’s my education. It’s also my philosophy of life. It's not ‘I want this and this’. We have a final on Wednesday and I’m going to do everything I can to try and win it,” said Mourinho. The Portuguese manager has won the competition on two occasions in the past with Porto (2003) and Manchester United (2017). If he does win this year’s competition he will become the first manager to win the Europa League with three different clubs. A win for Jose will also mean he will face either reignite his rivalry with Pep Guardiola or face former side Inter Milan in next season’s UEFA Super Cup. "I came to Rome with this objective to try to develop them as a club and reach the special moments that define the history of a club. There are clubs where a final is just one more final. For Roma, it’s not that, it’s very special. The only thing I know is that I work so hard. I cannot complain about the people around me because, with them, it’s the same thing,” Mourinho added. ALSO READ | Want to dedicate this win to one of the special members of the team MS Dhoni: Jadeja after CSK's 5th IPL title Can Sevilla add another title to their cabinet? Jose and Co will be aware of the challenge they will face in the final as José Luis Mendilibar’s Sevilla also target a Champions League spot for next season. The record winners of the competition will compete in their seventh final in less than two decades and have not lost a final of the Europa League. They last lifted the holy grail in August 2020, beating Inter Milan in the final. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Jose Mourinho clears intent ahead of Sevilla clash, says 'I’m going to do everything I can to try and win it'

Manchester&nbsp;United&#39;s woes deepened as stunning goals by Moussa Sow and Jeremain Lens gave&nbsp;Fenerbahce&nbsp;a 2-1 Europa League win on Thursday that left Jose Mourinho&#39;s side facing a battle to reach the knockout stages.

Without a victory in four Premier League games,&nbsp;United&nbsp;desperately needed a morale-lifting result in Turkey but were undone by a brilliant second-minute overhead kick from Sow and a superb curling set piece by Lens before Wayne Rooney smashed home a consolation.

While Mourinho&#39;s men are third in Group A, Zenit St Petersburg have made it look easy in Group D and reached the knockout stages with two games to spare after a 2-1 win over Irish side Dundalk maintained their perfect record.

Athletic Bilbao&#39;s Aritz Aduriz became the first player to score five times in a Europa League match, his haul comprising three penalties in a 5-3 triumph over Racing Genk in Group F.

Anderlecht were also on the goal trail in Group C as Nicolae Stanciu and Lukasz Teodorczyk netted twice for the Belgians who brushed aside Mainz 05 6-1.

AS Roma&#39;s Edin Dzeko bagged a double as they moved top of Group E after a 4-2 win at Austria Vienna.

A gloomy pall has descended over Mourinho&#39;s reign at Old Trafford with the manager under scrutiny for his team&#39;s poor start and the disciplinary problems that have earned him a domestic one-match touch line ban.

After victories in their last two group games, Europe&#39;s second-tier competition had supplied United&nbsp;with some relief from their league struggles but they were sliced apart by&nbsp;Fenerbahce who exposed some glaring defensive weaknesses.

The two spectacular goals they conceded, however, were almost unstoppable.

The match had barely begun when Sow flung himself on the edge of the box into an overhead volley from a floated cross, smashing the ball past&nbsp;United&nbsp;keeper David De Gea and into the top corner.

Fenerbahce&nbsp;then took a stranglehold on the tie when Lens stepped up to nonchalantly curl a free kick around the wall and into the corner 14 minutes after the restart, leaving De Gea rooted to the spot as the ball bulged the net.

It should have got a lot worse for&nbsp;United&nbsp;when second-half substitute Emmanuel Emenike threatened three times to extend the lead before Rooney drove the ball home from 25 metres to set up a nervy finish.

United, who suffered an injury blow when the world&#39;s most expensive player Paul Pogba was forced off in the first half, are now a point behind group leaders Feyenoord and&nbsp;Fenerbahce&nbsp;with two games remaining.

(AFP)

United manager Jose Mourinho accused his side of playing with the intensity of a 'summer friendly'

Manchester United's woes deepened as stunning goals by Moussa Sow and Jeremain Lens gave Fenerbahce a 2-1 Europa League win on Thursday that left Jose Mourinho's side facing a battle to reach the knockout stages. Without a victory in four Premier League games, United desperately needed a morale-lifting result in Turkey but were undone by a brilliant second-minute overhead kick from Sow and a superb curling set piece by Lens before Wayne Rooney smashed home a consolation. While Mourinho's men are third in Group A, Zenit St Petersburg have made it look easy in Group D and reached the knockout stages with two games to spare after a 2-1 win over Irish side Dundalk maintained their perfect record. Athletic Bilbao's Aritz Aduriz became the first player to score five times in a Europa League match, his haul comprising three penalties in a 5-3 triumph over Racing Genk in Group F. Anderlecht were also on the goal trail in Group C as Nicolae Stanciu and Lukasz Teodorczyk netted twice for the Belgians who brushed aside Mainz 05 6-1. AS Roma's Edin Dzeko bagged a double as they moved top of Group E after a 4-2 win at Austria Vienna. A gloomy pall has descended over Mourinho's reign at Old Trafford with the manager under scrutiny for his team's poor start and the disciplinary problems that have earned him a domestic one-match touch line ban. After victories in their last two group games, Europe's second-tier competition had supplied United with some relief from their league struggles but they were sliced apart by Fenerbahce who exposed some glaring defensive weaknesses. The two spectacular goals they conceded, however, were almost unstoppable. The match had barely begun when Sow flung himself on the edge of the box into an overhead volley from a floated cross, smashing the ball past United keeper David De Gea and into the top corner. Fenerbahce then took a stranglehold on the tie when Lens stepped up to nonchalantly curl a free kick around the wall and into the corner 14 minutes after the restart, leaving De Gea rooted to the spot as the ball bulged the net. It should have got a lot worse for United when second-half substitute Emmanuel Emenike threatened three times to extend the lead before Rooney drove the ball home from 25 metres to set up a nervy finish. United, who suffered an injury blow when the world's most expensive player Paul Pogba was forced off in the first half, are now a point behind group leaders Feyenoord and Fenerbahce with two games remaining. (AFP)

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