Wolves will be keen to set up an all-English semi-final against rivals Manchester United when they take on Spanish side Sevilla in the last eight in Duisburg. Victory for the Midlands outfit will thus ensure the presence of one English team in the final in Cologne on the 21st.
This is Wolves’ first European quarterfinal in 48 years and that in itself is testimony to how Nuno Espirito Santos has turned things around. When the Portuguese gaffer arrived at Molineux in 2017, they were 15th in the Championship. He got them promoted to the Premier League, ensured qualification for Europe and the club now know that they are effectively three wins away from a potential Champions League place-the winner of the Europa League automatically qualifies for next season’s CL.


