On Wednesday, Manchester City and Sevilla will play the UEFA Super Cup final at the Karleskakis Stadium.

The protagonists of this clash are the incumbent giants of Europe’s two top club competitions. Last season, Manchester City won the Champions League, and Sevilla won the Europa League.

Both teams will look to continue winning on the big stage, setting the tone for an exciting game.

Guardiola has already won the trophy with Barcelona and Bayern Munich. The prospect of working with a third club will certainly excite him, and it presents a fantastic opportunity.

Manchester City’s only minor reservation could be against Newcastle United on Saturday. However, they likely won’t field their most potent lineup on Wednesday night.

Given Manchester City’s quality, Sevilla may need help to match, despite their laudable cup record.

Although the English champions have occasionally left gaps in the game (something stronger sides than Burnley could take advantage of), it’s conceivable that Sevilla could score in a fascinating game.