All of Europe looking forward to Europa League final – Eintracht Frankfurt boss

Eintracht Frankfurt boss Oliver Glasner believes the whole of Europe is looking forward to the Europa League final against Rangers in Seville on Wednesday.

The German side have beaten Barcelona and West Ham on the road to the final while Giovanni van Bronckhorst's Ibrox men have had thrilling wins over Borussia Dortmund, Braga and RB Leipzig.

Glasner was not too concerned about comparing achievements or who is deemed to be favourites and simply looked forward to the game.

He said: "If you win against second and fourth in the Bundesliga you are then favourites.

"We are 11th in Bundesliga so maybe that is the calculation but it doesn’t matter, both teams have deserved to play in this final.

"We have analysed Rangers and they are a mixture of West Ham and Barcelona, and you can see the Dutch influence, the way they play, the way they play in triangles.

"They also have the British mentality so we need to have a top performance tomorrow. We are ready and in great shape.

"We will play with lots of enthusiasm and the whole of Europe is looking forward to this match.

"Europa League games have become bigger and bigger in the last couple of months

"I am very proud of my players and what they have achieved in last two months.

"Everything has been fine so far, training has been very good, we are concentrated, focused but we are also relaxed. I am relaxed and really excited about tomorrow."

Both clubs have been given around 9,500 tickets for the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium which holds about 42,000.

However, around 100,000 Gers fans are expected to be in Seville on the day of the game.

Eintracht took 30,000 supporters to the Camp Nou for their win over Barcelona and there will also be thousands of Frankfurt fans who will travel to Spain without