Sevilla have the chance to secure their spot in the knockout stages of the Champions League today night when they welcome Stuttgart to the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium.The Spanish side are one of only four clubs still boasting a 100% record at the midway point of the group stages, along with Manchester United, Chelsea and Lyon, and they will guarantee themselves a place in the last 16 with a victory over the Germans.Such is Sevilla's position of strength at the top of Group G - they are five points clear of second-placed Unirea Urziceni and seven ahead of Stuttgart in third - that even a draw today could be enough to send Manolo Jimenez's side through depending on the result in Bucharest between Romanians Unirea and Rangers.Sevilla have not only enjoyed a flying start to the Champions League, but they are also in a superb position domestically, lying third in the Primera Division table, four points behind leaders Barcelona, and having won the opening leg of their Copa del Rey last-32 tie against Atletico Ciudad 4-2.Stuttgart travel to Spain brimming with confidence after a goalless draw with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga at the weekend.Although a draw in a home game would not usually be celebrated in such a manner, the 0-0 against Bayern was different as it ended a series of five straight defeats and released some of the pressure on coach Markus Babbel.Sevilla will be better side here and will win also I think with handicap.