And in the afternoon, do you want to start just before remembering Emiliano Martinez’s mind-blowing save against Randal Kolo Muani during the World Cup final in Qatar? We advise you not to watch the summary of the quarter-final of the entire Europa Conference League between Aston Villa and Losc (2-1), played Thursday evening in England. And yes, because the fantastic goalkeeper of Argentina has once again caused misery to French football.
Paulo Fonseca’s players will attack next Thursday the Channel return with a delay of one goal to make up, this is part of the fault of our greatest nightmare of December 18, 2022. Led by Unai Emery, the fifth in the Premier League led two but thanks to Ollie Watkins (13th) and John McGinn (56th).
Zhegrova, Diakité and David all unhappy in front of him
There are no more mistakes, Losc existed during this first time of play, and the best Villan/villain on Thursday evening was indeed dear Emiliano Martinez. This public number is a French sport and the triumph of the Albiceleste in Qatar against the Blues (3-3, 4-2 excluding teams), has long been disgusted in the world of the north coast.
These duels won against Edon Zhegrova (24th), Bafodé Diakité (31st) and Jonathan David (42nd), as well as other decisive saves after the break weighed heavily in this very close European meeting. “Emiliano is fantastic, he has a good bet,” says Unai Emery after the last quarter of the entire C4.
“If we are more frank, it doesn’t disgust anyone”
“The fact of good saves, but it is up to us to be more frank in front of goal, because if we do it, it does not disgust anyone,” regretted Lille goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier. But by Gabriel Gudmundsson he was pushed back in the evening (63rd), Bafodé Diakité managed to deceive Emiliano Martinez and maintain the hope of qualifying in the last four (2-1, 84th).
Sharp to head a corner from joker Rémy Cabella to the near post, the 23-year-old central defense also rewarded us with a declaration aimed at the Aston Villa garden. “I’m back in the big top, I’m part of the French,” so have fun. Almost Bafodé, almost.
