goalkeeper, Mark Schwarzer. Middlesbrough had two attacks in quick succession: Viduka missed the target in the 75th minute, and appealed for a penalty after a strong challenge from Navarro two minutes later; however, the referee, Herbert Fandel, was unmoved. Sevilla went on the counter-attack directly after the appeal; outnumbering Middlesbrough, who had committed too many players to their attack, the ball was played wide to Jesús Navas, who passed it to Kanouté. The Malian striker shot was blocked by Schwarzer, but the rebound fell to Enzo Maresca, who scored to make it 2–0. Maresca scored his second six minutes later, with a low shot from 20 yards, which The Guardians Mike Adamson suggested Schwarzer should have saved. Both sides each made another substitution: Viduka was replaced by Lee Cattermole, and Antonio Puerta replaced Adriano. In the 89th minute, a shot from Navas was palmed away by Schwarzer, and Kanouté connected with the rebound to put Sevilla 4–0 ahead. Details Statistics See also 2005–06 UEFA Cup 2005–06 UEFA Champions League 2006 UEFA Champions League Final 2006 UEFA Super Cup Middlesbrough F.C. in European football Sevilla FC in European football Notes and references Notes References External links 2005–06 season at UEFA.com Final Uefa Cup Final 2006 Uefa Cup Final 2006 Uefa Cup Final 2006 Sports competitions in Eindhoven 2006 Uefa Cup Final Uefa Cup Final May 2006 sports events in Europe 21st century in Eindhoven