This year's European Supercup takes place in Budapest, Hungary.

CL winners Bayern play Euro League winners Sevilla.

This game is treated by UEFA as a test balloon for allowing fans back into the stadia: the Puskas Arena, usually with a capacity of 60000+, will be filled up to 30% tonight, with each team allocated 5000 tickets.

Of course, Budapest is currently a CoVid hotspot, the German authorities have issued a travel warning, and accordingly the Bavarian prime minister among many other officials has urged Bayern fans to not travel... still, the game will take place and fans will be there, even if the clubs report that most of their allocated tickets will not be in use - Bayern are estimating less than 1000 fans traveling, Sevilla 350.

But all in all, UEFA says 15500 tickets have been sold, with attending fans having to keep a 1.5m distance, wear a mask, as well ass the crowd being scanned with thermal imaging with personal apparently required to intervene if someone seems to have a fever of 37.8° C...

Which is why this game has been dubbed by a major German news outlet "The most stupid game of the year".

Oh well.

This will likely be the last game for Javi Martinez in a Bayern jersey, with a move back to Bilbao happening very soon.

Teams

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Bono; Navas, Carlos, Kounde, Escudero; Fernando, Jordan, Rakitic; Suso, De Jong, Ocampos

Sevilla's other new signings Oscar Rodriguez and Marcos Acuna are on the bench, along with cantera products Gil and Carlos Fernandez.

Rakitic wins a pen off Alaba. Ocampos converts.

Bayern had looked dangerous from kick-off but one ball up to De Jong gave them problems.

Honestly, a RB competition to Pavard really won't hurt

joke of a referee, really

Sevilla have been shredding Bayern in second half but did terrible with their chances, they will regret this i'm afraid

Bayern are struggling to create without Thiago

Sevilla really do have a knack for cup games though.

Tuned in like 20 minutes ago

It seems Sevilla's GK keeps getting screwed by his own defenders

JAAAAAAVIIIIII

the most beautiful thing that could have happened has happened

Javi leaves with another Supercup extra time winner in his last ever Bayern game, after his special 120th winner in the supercup vs Chelsea in 2013

this is sooooooooooooooooooooooo good

Sevilla in the top 3 of teams we've faced in 2020

PSG, Lyon, Sevilla

props to Numpetegui, doing a fantastic job

I've been saying it for years now, ever since Bacca left Sevilla have failed to replace him. I personally cannot continue watching De Jong any more. He makes my eyes hurt.

Watching Rakitić in the palanganas shirt was beautiful doe

De Jong is all right. He can be a decent target man.

It's En-Nesyri who's the real bum. He's athletic but his first touch leaves a lot to be desired.

Anyway, it was a fantastic effort from Sevilla considering their lack of match fitness.

Ben Yedder was pretty good, no?

Congrats to Bayern and Hans I feel that will be saying this for many times in the near future, Bayern is just so good atm. Sevilla did so well though, im sure many were surprised how they forced a draw. I thought Sevilla in the first half or so of the first half was very good, they pressed to aggressively and caused Bayern a lot of trouble that we havent seen in a long time. I taste of their own medicine a bit.

Question regarding Tolisso, is he good? He came on for Sane when it was still 1-1 which I thought was very strange, consider Sane is much more of a threat, and Bayern were dominating. I guess it will be a lot of rotation during the season but im yet to be impressed by Tolisso, dont seem to offer that much?

Wait a min, Sevilla did it again and won Europa League?! Massive, massive respect to them.