The Brujas club has sank all the forecasts to the eighth of the Champions League, after removing the playoff, and challenging Aston Villa de Unai Emery, A rival in superior theory, for achieving direct access to the tie, but where he won in November on the fourth day of the league (1-0) stage with purpose from Hans Vanaken By converting the incapacitated penalty of the penalty of Tyrone Mings, who took the ball with his hand after a short kick of the door from the Draw Martinez.
The incapacitated penalty
Four months later both teams faced Jan Breydelstadion and the Bruges, along with Hans Vanaken As director of the orchestra, the talent of Moroccan Chemsdine Talbi, 19, and the opportunity of Catalan’s striker Ferran Jutglà, He dreamed of coming for the first time in the rooms of a Champions League, although in 1978 the final European Cup was lost against Liverpool (1-0).
BRUJAS-ATHON VILLA CLUB
Jan Breydelstadion, 9:00 pm
BRUGES CLUB: Mignolet; Sabbe, Ordonez, Mechele, from Cuyper; Vetlesen, jashari, vanaken; Talbi, Tzolis; Jutglà
Coach: Nicky Hayen
Aston Villa: Emi Martínez; Cash or disasi, Konssa, Bogarde, Digne; McGinn, Tielemans; Bailey, Rogers, Asensio; Watkins
Coach: UNAI Emery
Referee: Joao Pinheiro (Portugal)
Since the match of November, Aston Villa, who has been on this course in a champions league after becoming European Champion in 1982, has been integrated into the winter market Marco Asensio and Marcus Rashford, Ceded by PSG and Manchester United, and both paid, especially Mallorcan, author of four goals after two doubles in Chelsea on Premier (2-1) and on Friday at Cardiff City (0-2) that classified ‘Villain’ for the FA Cup quarterfinals. Pau Torres, low since 31 December Suffered a fracture on one foot, traveled to witchcraft
Source: La Verdad
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