THE TEAM WILL PLAY IN WHITE IN ZAGREB, BUT WITH RED SOCKS

Sevilla FC already know what it's like to win at the Maksimir. The team won 1-0 in the Croatian capital in the UEFA Champions League Group Stage in 2016, and wore their traditional home kit of white shirts and shorts, and black socks. There will be a different combination on display this evening as they make their second trip to face the Croatian champions. Due to a change in Dinamo's colours, wearing a darker blue than they did six years ago, Julen Lopetegui's side will be wearing red socks instead. 

Dinamo Zagreb wore their away kit in the first leg in Nervión, an all-yellow strip, but tonight they will wear their usual colours, which, for this season, is navy blue with a gold trim. As for the goalkeepers, the hosts will wear a green kit, as they also did in the first leg, while Sevilla's goalkeeper will wear pink, their fourth and final option, as the officials will be wearing yellow. 

This will be Sevilla FC's third visit in total to Croatia. As well as the UCL clash with tonight's opponents in 2016, the team also faced Rijeka in the UEFA Europa League in 2014. That match ended 2-2, with Sevilla wearing a red strip on that occasion.