After what has been an exciting year across all three European competitions, the three finals of the Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League have been decided.
Three Italian teams, two English teams and one from Spain will contest the finals across the coming weeks, all with the aim of lifting one of the three European trophies available to be won each season.
In this article, we are going to preview each of the three finals, giving you a preview of both teams.
We will then make our predictions for the result and what tips to back for each game.
Betting on all three finals is available with bet365 Sport right now, with plenty of pre-match markets available for the matches.
You can even try out some of the banker bets, accumulator bets and other multiple selection bets we mentioned in our article a few weeks back.
Additionally, more markets (such as goalscorer markets) will also become available nearer the kick off time and remember too, you can also bet in play on each of the three games.
So without any further delay, let’s preview each of the three finals in chronological order in which they will be played, starting with the Europa League Final.
Europa League Final
AS Roma v Sevilla
- Date – Wednesday 31st May 2023
- Kick Off Time – 8pm
- Venue (capacity) – Puskas Arena, Budapest, Hungary (67,215)
- Referee – Anthony Taylor (Eng)
- Live Coverage – BT Sport
- Early Full Time Result Odds – AS Roma 15/8, Draw – 2/1, Sevilla 17/10
Match Preview
After two very tight semi-final ties, AS Roma and Sevilla progressed at the expense of Bayer Leverkusen and Juventus respectively to meet in the Europa League Final in Hungary in the first of the three UEFA Finals to be contested.
Jose Mourinho’s Roma team are going for their second European trophy in successive seasons after winning last year’s inaugural Europa Conference League Final with a 1-0 win over Dutch title winners Feyenoord.
However, they face a stern test in the shape of Sevilla, who are the most successful club in the history of this competition, winning it six times and never losing a final.
Early odds suggest that punters are backing AS Roma as the slight favourites here, which I must admit, I find quite surprising, so let’s see how their squad’s compare.
Players in italics are away from the club on loan elsewhere but had been allocated the shown squad number.
Squad Comparison
AS Roma | Pos | No. | Pos | Sevilla |
Rui PATRICIO | GK | 1 | GK | Marko DMITROVIC |
Rick KARSDORP | DR | 2 | DR | Gonzalo MONTIEL |
Roger IBANEZ | DMC | 3 | DML | Alex TELLES |
Bryan CRISTANTE | DMC | 4 | DC | Karim REKIK |
5 | AMLC | Lucas OCAMPOS | ||
Chris SMALLING | DC | 6 | DC | Nemanja GUDELJ |
Lorenzo PELLEGRINI | MC | 7 | AMR | SUSO |
Nemanja MATIC | MC | 8 | MC | Juan JORDAN |
Tammy ABRAHAM | AC | 9 | AC | Tecatito CORONA |
10 | MRC | Ivan RAKITIC | ||
Andrea BELOTTI | AC | 11 | ||
12 | AMRC | Rafa MIR | ||
13 | GK | BONO | ||
Diego LLORENTE | DLC | 14 | DC | Tanguy NIANZOU |
15 | AC | Youssef EN-NESYRI | ||
16 | DMR | Jesus NAVAS | ||
17 | AMR | Erik LAMELA | ||
Ola SOLBAKKEN | AMR | 18 | MC | Papa GUEYE |
Zeki CELIK | DR | 19 | DML | Marcos ACUNA |
Mady KAMARA | DMC | 20 | MC | FERNANDO |
Paulo DYBALA | AMC | 21 | AMC | Oliver TORRES |
22 | DC | Loic BADE | ||
Gianluca MANCINI | DRC | 23 | DC | MARCAO |
Marash KUMBULLA | DC | 24 | AMLC | Papu GOMEZ |
Georginio WIJNALDUM | MC | 25 | AML | Bryan GIL |
26 | DR | Pablo PEREZ | ||
27 | AC | Carlos ALVAREZ | ||
31 | GK | Alberto FLORES | ||
36 | GK | Matias ARBOL | ||
Leonardo SPINAZZOLA | DML | 37 | ||
43 | MC | Manu BUENO | ||
Edoardo BOVE | MC | 52 | ||
Ebrima DARBOE | DMC | 55 | ||
Nicola ZALEWSKI | DML | 59 | ||
Cristian VOLPATO | AMC | 62 | ||
Pietro BOER | GK | 63 | ||
Benjamin TAHIROVIC | DMC | 68 | ||
Stephan EL SHAARAWY | AMRC | 92 | ||
Mile SVILAR | GK | 99 | ||
Backroom Staff & Owners | ||||
Jose MOURINHO | Manager | Jose Luis MENDILIBAR | ||
Salvatore FOTI | Assistant Manager | Fran RICO | ||
Giovanni CERRA | 1st Team Coach | Juan DIAZ | ||
The FRIEDKIN GROUP | Owner | SEVILLASTAS de Nervion S.A |
Match Prediction

These two teams look well-matched on paper and you can never under-estimate a Jose Mourinho team, but regardless of the odds, I do feel that Roma are the underdogs here simply due to Sevilla’s astonishing record in this competition.
The Spanish side have disposed of Manchester United and Juventus from the tournament in the last two rounds and fans are probably already thinking that their incredible record in this competition will soon extend to seven wins from seven finals.
That may well be the case, but I think it may take extra time and maybe even penalties to decide the winner, but I am going with Sevilla to pick up the trophy at the end of the game.
Betting Tips
- Full Time Result – Draw – 2/1
- Correct Score – AS Roma 1-1 Sevilla (90 mins) – 5/1
- To Lift the Trophy – Sevilla – 4/5
Europa Conference League Final
Fiorentina v West Ham United
- Date – Wednesday 7th June 2023
- Kick Off Time – 8pm
- Venue (capacity) – Eden Arena, Prague, Czechia (19,370)
- Referee – Carlos del Carro Grande (Esp)
- Live Coverage – BT Sport
- Early Full Time Result Odds – Fiorentina – 9/5, Draw – 11/, West Ham – 6/4
Match Preview
It has been Fiorentina’s away form that has been the catalyst for their first appearance in a European final since the 1990 UEFA Cup Final, coming from 2-1 down in the home leg to beat FC Basel 3-1 in Switzerland thanks to a goal deep into added time in extra time.
In contrast, West Ham’s form in the competition has been almost perfect with the Hammers winning 13 of the 14 games they played in the competition this season, drawing the other. Form which has taken them to their first European final since 1976.
Both teams have won one European trophy between them and Fiorentina are the first team to appear in the final of all four possible European competitions, the European Cup/Champions League, UEFA Cup/Europa League, the defunct Cup Winners Cup and now the Europa Conference League.
Let’s now take a look at how the two teams shape up against each other for the big game.
Players in italics are away from the club on loan elsewhere but had been allocated the shown squad number.
Squad Comparison
Fiorentina | Pos | No. | Pos | West Ham United |
Pietro TERRACCIANO | GK | 1 | GK | Lukas FABIANSKI |
DODO | DR | 2 | DR | Ben JOHNSON |
Cristiano BIRAGHI | DL | 3 | DL | Aaron CRESSWELL |
Nikola MILENKOVIC | DC | 4 | DC | Kurt ZOUMA |
Giacomo BONAVENTURA | DMC | 5 | DR | Vladimir COUFAL |
Luka JOVIC | AC | 7 | AC | Gianluca SCAMACCA |
Riccardo SAPONARA | MC | 8 | AMLC | Pablo FORNALS |
Arthur CABRAL | AC | 9 | AMRC | Michail ANTONIO |
Gaetano CASTROVILLI | MRC | 10 | MLC | Manuel LANZINI |
Jonathan IKONE | AML | 11 | AMC | Lucas PAQUETA |
12 | MC | Flynn DOWNES | ||
13 | GK | Alphonse AREOLA | ||
14 | MRC | Maxwell CORNET | ||
Aleksa TERZIC | DL | 15 | ||
Luca RANIERI | DC | 16 | ||
18 | AC | Danny INGS | ||
20 | AMR | Jarrod BOWEN | ||
21 | DC | Angelo OGBONNA | ||
Nicolas GONZALEZ | AC | 22 | AMC | Said BENRAHMA |
Lorenzo VENUTI | DR | 23 | ||
24 | DR | Thilo KEHRER | ||
25 | GK | Nathan TROTT | ||
27 | DC | Nayef AGUERD | ||
Lucas Martinez QUARTA | DC | 28 | ||
29 | ||||
Michele CEROFOLINI | GK | 31 | ||
Alfred DUNCAN | MLC | 32 | ||
Riccardo SOTTIL | AMLR | 33 | DML | EMERSON Palmieri |
Sofyan AMRABAT | MC | 34 | ||
Rolando MANDRAGORA | DMC | 38 | ||
41 | DMC | Declan RICE | ||
Alessandro BIANCO | MC | 42 | ||
Salvatore SIRIGU | GK | 56 | ||
Antonin BARAK | AMC | 72 | AC | Divin MUBAMA |
Josip BREKALO | AMR | 77 | ||
IGOR | DC | 98 | ||
Christian KOUAME | AC | 99 | ||
Backroom Staff & Owner | ||||
Vincenzo ITALIANO | Manager | David MOYES | ||
Daniel NICCOLINI | Assistant Manager | Billy MCKINLAY, Alan IRVINE | ||
Marco TURATI | 1st Team Coach | Kevin NOLAN | ||
New ACF FIORENTINA SRL | Owner | David SULLIVAN |
Match Prediction

It is going to be interesting to see how this match pans out. Neither team has particularly great domestic form, but they have performed well in the Europa League with West Ham unbeaten and Fiorentina’s outstanding away form being the foundation for their progress into the final.
With this game being on a neutral venue in Prague, that does seem to be to Fiorentina’s advantage, but it is worth noting that West Ham have won six and drawn one of the seven away games they have played in this competition so far this season.
Both teams have potential match-winners in their squads but I do feel West Ham may have a little extra attacking depth in attack. Could that prove to be decisive if this game goes to extra time, or will the match be concluded within the 90 minutes.
I have a feeling it will be the latter as you can see from my tips below.
Betting Tips
- Full Time Result – Fiorentina – 9/5
- Correct Score – Fiorentina 2-1 West Ham United – 10/1
- To Lift the Trophy – Fiorentina – 6/5
Champions League Final
Inter Milan v Manchester City
- Date – Saturday 10th June
- Kick Off Time – 8pm
- Venue (capacity) – Ataturk Olympic Stadium, Istanbul, Turkey (76,092)
- Referee – Szymon Marciniak (Pol)
- Live Coverage – BT Sport
- Early Full Time Result Odds – Man City – 2/5, Draw – 15/4, Inter – 11/2
Match Preview
Can Inter Milan upset the odds and earn their fourth Champions League success, or will Manchester City finally get their hands on the trophy that they most covet for the first time after having lost in their only other final appearance to Chelsea in 2021.
Inter came through their semifinal against city rivals AC Milan in surprisingly comfortable fashion, earning a 3-0 aggregate win, winning the ‘away’ leg 2-0 and then following that up with a 1-0 win in their ‘home’ leg, though both games were played at the San Siro.
City earned a 1-1 draw in their first leg away to Real Madrid, but produced a scintillating performance in the home leg, thrashing the current European Champions 4-0 for a huge statement win that emphasised their place as favourites to win the trophy.
Let’s now take a look at how the two squads compare against each other.
Players in italics are away from the club on loan elsewhere but had been allocated the shown squad number.
Squad Comparison
Inter Milan | Pos | No. | Pos | Manchester City |
Samir HANDANOVIC | GK | 1 | ||
Denzel DUMFRIES | DR | 2 | DRC | Kyle WALKER |
3 | DC | Ruben DIAS | ||
4 | DMC | Kalvin PHILLIPS | ||
Roberto GAGLIARDINI | MC | 5 | DMRC | John STONES |
Stefan DE VRIJ | DC | 6 | DRLC | Nathan AKE |
7 | DR | Joao CANCELO | ||
Robin GOSENS | DL | 8 | MC | Ilkay GUNDOGAN |
Edin DZEKO | AC | 9 | AC | Erling HAALAND |
Lautaro MARTINEZ | AC | 10 | AML | Jack GREALISH |
Joaquin CORREA | AC | 11 | ||
Raoul BELLANOVA | DR | 12 | DC | Taylor HARWOOD-BELLIS |
13 | GK | Zack STEFFEN | ||
Kristjan ASLLANI | MC | 14 | DC | Aymeric LAPORTE |
Francesco ASCERBI | DC | 15 | ||
16 | DMC | RODRI | ||
17 | AMRC | Kevin DE BRUYNE | ||
18 | GK | Stefan ORTEGA | ||
19 | AC | Julian ALVAREZ | ||
Hakan CALHANOGLU | AMC | 20 | DMALC | Bernardo SILVA |
Alex CORDAZ | GK | 21 | DRC | Sergio GOMEZ |
Henrikh MKHITARYAN | MC | 22 | ||
Nicolo BARELLA | DMC | 23 | ||
Andre ONANA | GK | 24 | ||
25 | DRLC | Manuel AKANJI | ||
26 | AMR | Riyad MAHREZ | ||
31 | GK | EDERSON | ||
Federico DIMARCO | DML | 32 | DMC | Maximo PERRONE |
Danil D’AMBROSIO | DRC | 33 | GK | Scott CARSON |
Matteo DARMIAN | DRC | 36 | ||
Milan SKRINIAR | DC | 37 | AMLC | KAYKY |
Valentin CARBONI | AMC | 45 | ||
Mattia ZANOTTI | DR | 46 | ||
Alessandro FONTANAROSA | DC | 47 | AMLC | Phil FODEN |
Marcelo BROZOVIC | MC | 77 | ||
80 | MLC | Cole PALMER | ||
82 | DMRC | Rico LEWIS | ||
Romelu LUKAKU | AC | 90 | ||
Alessandro BASTONI | DC | 95 | ||
Backroom Staff & Owners | ||||
Simone INZAGHI | Manager | Pep GUARDIOLA | ||
Massimilian FARIS | Assistant Manager | Rodolfo BORELLI | ||
Mario CECCHI | 1st Team Coach | Enzo MARESCA, Carlos VICENS | ||
Steven ZHANG | Owner | Khaldoon AL MUBAREK |
Match Prediction

The big question here is whether Inter Milan can come up with a plan to stifle Manchester City and how Pep Guardiola has his team playing. That is a big ask for the Italian side especially seeing how easily City brushed past Real Madrid in the semi-final.
Inter will certainly be heavily reliant on their defence in this game but it is hard to see how a team can keep City out if they don’t manage to deny City possession in the game and I can’t see Inter Milan having the quality to do that.
With City having the possession in their favour, I think Inter will be under pressure from the off and at some point it will break and while the Italians might bag a goal on the counter attack, I still feel Manchester City will be more than strong enough to land the win here.
Betting Tips
- Full Time Result – Manchester City to win – 2/5
- Correct Score – Inter Milan 1-3 Manchester City – 11/1
- To Lift the Trophy – Manchester City – 1/5
*all odds shown in this article were taken from bet365 Sport and were correct at the time of writing but may have changed in the meantime.