Manchester United and Barcelona had a very tight game in the second leg of the play-offs of the Europa League. and eventually got along Red Devils win 2-1. In a match in the spirit of the UEFA Champions League, emotions were on the agenda between two top three teams in their respective leagues.
noteworthy Javi Hernandez’s production did not feature Gavi or Pedri, two of their finest productionsthe first missed the match due to the accumulation of cards, and the second was absent due to injury.
Barcelona would have looked better at Manchester United at the beginning of the match, but those led by Erik ten Hag were not going to be left behind, and they also tried in a game that was tense in the first leg, and in the second leg did not change anything was going to.
Was in the 18th minute, when the Pole Robert Lewandowski scored the first goal for the eleventh blaugrana from the penalty spot, and also scored his 25th goal in the colors of Barcelona.so ahead were those who put Javi Hernandez.
For United, Bruno Fernandes tried, but without much perseverance, and Barcelona also missed a clear chance and did not take advantage of the obvious mistake of the Spanish goalkeeper David De Gea.
The second half was supposed to start for Manchester United, Ten Hag’s pupils were going to delay Barcelona, which nervously drove the ball around the Old Trafford field. The pressure and good play of the Red Devils soon brought results on the scoreboard.
So the Brazilian Fredd set parity on the scoreboard, breaking through Ter Stegen.it’s all the product of a serious mistake by Ivory Coast’s Frank Yannick Kessy, who left the ball served to the Amazon on a silver platter.
But this should not have happened in the second half, after a clearly dangerous situation for Barcelona, the Brazilian. Anthony secured United’s lead by scoring a great goal in the 73rd minute to help the home team turn the score..
Once again, Barcelona are eliminated from European competitions, and the ghosts of comebacks return to the minds of the fans, which has become a sad tradition in the history of the blue garnet team.
Source: La Opinion
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