BASEL, Switzerland (AP) — Sevilla stunned Liverpool with a 3-1 comeback win to take a record third straight Europa League title on Wednesday. Swept aside in the first half yet trailing only 1-0, the Spanish club equalized 18 seconds after the restart with Kevin Gameiro’s goal from close range and Coke striking twice in the 64th and 70th minutes. The third goal was furiously disputed by Liverpool after an assistant signaled an apparent offside against Coke, then lowered his flag. Liverpool had led on Daniel Sturridge’s beautifully curled shot with the outside of his left foot in the 35th. Defeat leaves Liverpool with no European football next season and dealt coach Juergen Klopp a fifth straight loss in a cup final. Victory in the second-tier competition, for the fifth time in 11 seasons, lifts Sevilla into the Champions League group stage next season. It also ensures Spain will sweep Europe’s club competitions for a third straight year, ahead of the Atletico Madrid-Real Madrid final of the Champions League on May 28. Sevilla turned around the match magnificently to rock a Liverpool team that was rampant as the first half progressed. Still, two Sevilla goals exposed tackling and positional errors by…