Europa League: Bayer Leverkusen need penalties against Monaco, Sevilla knock out PSV Einhdoven

Bayer Leverkusen knocked Monaco out of the Europa League on penalties after winning 3-2 on Thursday night in the principality. Florian Wirtz put Xabi Alonso’s men in front as they chased a 3-2 deficit in Monaco. Ad Wissam Ben Yeddar scored from the spot on 19 minutes to level things, before Exequiel Palacios hit back two minutes later.

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