For a few minutes in the first leg of this game, it seemed as though Sevilla would pull off another shocker after Sarabia gave them the lead. However, they soon shot themselves in the foot when Jesus Navas turned into his own net to make it 1-1, only for Thiago Alcantara to score a winner for the Germans. This game offers Sevilla another chance to build on their good away record this season. Bayern rested most of their star men at the weekend, but they still ended up 4-1 victors over Augsburg to help themselves to a sixth consecutive Bundesliga title. Now that they have wrapped up the league title, those rested men would now look to help them secure a first Champions League crown since 2013. Sevilla lost 4-0 at Celta Vigo over the weekend to leave them 7th on the La Liga table. They have not won any of their last 4 games after beating Manchester United at Old Trafford, they, however, have a better record away from home as they have won three of their last five travels and they would be looking to get another here.

RB Leipzig head into this game in confidence mood after their 1-0 win over Olympique Marseille in the Europa League on Thursday. That win meant they have been unbeaten in their past 7 games, winning 4 of them. Although they would have their eyes on the return leg of their Europa League match, it is unlikely that they would rest their star men for this game as a victory here would go a long way in helping their quest for Champions League football next season. They also have just 3 points more than their visitors. Bayer Leverkusen have failed to score in consecutive Bundesliga games this season after their 0-0 draw against Augsburg the last time out. They would know that this is a game that they have to win if they are serious about finishing inside the top four at the end of this season. Lucas Alario is still suspended for this game, so Kevin Volland who is without a goal for the last 9 games would be tasked with helping with the goals here again. This game looks almost certain to be a home win because Leipzig tend to play at their very best whenever they host a side inside the top six. They have won 3 and drawn 1 of their last 4 home games against the top six including coming from behind to beat Bayern Munich the last time out.