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For the second time in a week, Manchester United ended the dreams of a club of Champions League football. This time, at least, it was not their own. The Eston Villa will always have Bayern Munich and Paris St.-Germen, shook the European elite at nights, the season in which he made his way to the quarter-finals of the most prestigious tournament. But there will be no sequel: anyway, not immediately. The Chorus of “Europe Again” was a stable from his fans in Old Trafford. But this will be a third continental competition in several sessions again instead of the Europe League, the Champions League. A historical season ended in necklaces and despair, anger and regrets and repetitions in anticlimax.
Everton’s victory in Newcastle meant that Villa would need a draw against the worst Manchester United Team in decades only to finish fifth. Instead, they lost in one side with two points of their last eight matches, to play nothing and a weak team, which had not separated anyone from the trio started since January and against the backdrop of protests against owners, glazers. Villa made the United good, some jointly fulfilled itself, as Ruben Amorim finished the “disaster” of a season with the rareness of a win.
For Villa, it was an understanding that they came to yearning: when drawn 0–0 and when led Everton, they were fifth in the virtual table. This can be different: they can take two decisions. Referee Thomas Brahma refused Morgan Rogers to a opener, a few minutes ago Amad Dialo took United to the lead, when Villa Forward spread the Altaya Biindir, which did not feel the ball under his control, and shot in the empty net. A dishonesty was given, but rather generously, and because the whistle was blown before going inside the ball, Var could not finish it.
“An incredible decision,” said Villa captain John McGin. “Players and our career, due to the effect on us as the club, you are clearly angry.” Uni Emery faced Bramal after the final whistle and said: “I spoke with the referee and he knows his mistake.” Villa planned to complain in the Premier League, sad about the selection of an inexperienced officer.
Nevertheless, his grip would have more reliability that he gave a strong performance; Or, in fact, if they were not architects of their own collapse. Emery argued that everyone makes mistakes. His goalkeeper definitely did. Other suspected, expensive options came first. The afternoon of Amy Martinez, and perhaps his villa career, reached a beginner, ignorant end, sent on a half -time arrival when he level the Rasamas Hoslund outside his area.
The initial defect came from the Matty Cash, with an under-Hit back-pass, and the vocal temptation is to suggest that it was not a clear goal if it was Hosund, but the net was unnatural, Bramaol’s reaction to reach for the red card was correct and the complaints of martinease about it were correct. It was as if the agent provocator had gone so far for years that he feels that he was infallible. He was not and was properly expelled. The victim was first to be the victim Marco Essenceo, sacrificed to bring the back-up goalkeeper Robin Olsen, his own time in the villa perhaps an unfortunate end.
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EMI Martinez’s red card reduced Aston Villa to 10-men, who was in a win-win to win with Man UDT (Getty image)
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Morgan Rogers was judged to fly to Altay Biondir in a controversial moment, which rejected his initial target (Action pictures through Reuters)
Before the kick-off, there seemed a formality that became difficult and then impossible first. Amad stole Villa Defense for the head in the cross of Bruno Fernandes. This is just one first home league goal for United since March 9, but the 20th assistance of the season for the captain. He gave Christian Ericasen a chance for an individual double and 20th goal by allowing Eriyan Matson Trad on Amad’s heel to change the punishment.
But even before accepting, Villa rode his luck. United finished with 25 shots, three of them killed Woodwork, and rejected a target from Hoslund, which ended only when it did not make any difference. Villas were disappointing with 11 men, dominating 10. They want to direct some complaints to a performance in their own dressing room that was out keeping in mind their recent form.
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Amad Dialo further led Man UDD before Christian Ericasen was converted from a penalty spot (Through AFP Getty Image)
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Ruben Amorim apologizes to United fans after his ‘bed season’ (Through AFP Getty Image)
Martinez’s afternoon was a busy, better start, with four savings in the initial eight minutes, the best from an elusive, excellent Mason Mount. When sterile matters in Bilbao, United was freed from official confirmation that their campaign is a failure. After the danty footwork by Harry Maguire, Diaogo Dalot was first hit to hit the woodwork. It was then the turn of Casemiro, with a curling shot, before Ericseen rubbed the bar with a free kick.
Fernandes gave him a gift of punishment. Ericsen will leave when its contract is finished; So, too, Victor Lindelof and Johnny Evans, for whom Ericseen offered penalty was not enough to say enough with the defender. Each was waved in the formalities after the match as Amorim apologized for the “bad” season and promised improvement. He found within a game: He came to the 17th position when he led Tottenham, but reached the 15th position. This is his worst ending even after promotion in 1975. “A terrible season,” said Amorim. The villa was still good. But it could have been fantastic. And amidst interrogation in interrogation, they should not ignore their own insults when they could book their return tickets for the Champions League.