The Man UTD era remains alive, as Spurs are competing in Progress – Europa League and UEFA Conference League Hits & Misses | Football news

Authors of Sky Sports Football analyze the action of the Europa League and Thursday’s conference, as well as the four British clubs on quarter -finals.

Great night for amorim as a man of man utd is alive

Ruben Amorim named it in full week, in which Manchester United offered a look at the stadium plans and a little hope for the present, as players on the pitch showed that a European trophy is a possibility this season.

The United Coach saw his team produce one of the best performances of the season at the Beating Real Sociedad 4-1 in Old Trafford, with great performances by Bruno Fernandes and Patrick Dorgu, while Joshua Zirkzee and Casemiro also impressed.

Dorgu’s screen, launched by the Wing-Back, suggested that the first step towards the reform of this group is positive, while Amorim also stressed that improvement in others reflects his own understanding of how to develop them.

“I improve the way I need to use a player like Casemiro,” he explained. “I’m not trying to put Casemiro by pushing really high. I think you can feel that our team is more connected. Even defeating.

He added: “It’s all together, the team is better, the players can play better, I understand better the players’ features. So all combined can help us.” The optimism, then, that these most difficult times could have a trophy at the end.

The importance of this cannot be overestimated and not only because the Champions League football will turn the finances. Continuing on the path to Bilbao means that there is a momentum for these weeks and months. United’s season is alive.
Adam Bayit

The youth and experience mixture wins for Spurs

For the first time since October, Ange Postecoglou could start his “leadership team”. Cristian Romero quartet, James Maddison, Guglielmo Vicario and Heung-Min Son started all as part of a powerful Spurs series. It was with these four that the Spurs would overthrow their return.

The son participated in the first when his high type on the Wouter goes was forced a mistake on the back, as the front foot spurs took the lead. Maddison, the second scorer, would also lead his team to the third stadium, launching an impressive goal of the team that Wilson Odobert ended for the second goal of the night.

Odobert, the 20 -year -old summer signed by Burnley, opened Spurs’s account overnight where Lucas Bergvall, 18, put the mistakes of his first leg correctly, with a controlled presence deep in the middle section, withdrew the second half in a persistent ootia Spurs era a life.

Postecoglou had what he would feel he was very close to his strongest side and was repaid. The combination of youth and experience has given Spurs fans, at least to look forward to.
William Bitibiri

Evolution of the Europa League keeps the Rangers era alive

Including 16 points in the title match without hope for domestic silverware this season, but the Europa League fifth remains a happy Rangers position.

Jack Butland proved to be their hero as they beat Fenerbahce in penalties to create a fourth draw with Athletic Bilbao.

They were brilliant in Constantinople, but again they fought in front of the Ibrox crowd as they fell into the fourth straight defeat at home for the first time in the history of the club.

It is an undesirable record they do not want, but the fans are probably not very worried about it given the outcome and evolution in the last eight.

Barry Ferguson wanted players to shake the ibrox and a giant banner adorned by the sides of the sides already conquered this season and the words “in the eye of a rangers storm”.

The crowd stuck with them and took their reward. Because Rangers can do in Europe what they cannot remain in the mystery.
Alison conroy

Chelsea cannot continue to rely on improvements in the second half

Chelsea has made a light work on the Court Campaign, but received a timely reminder against Copenhagen that their standards could not fall.

The alarming performance of the first half that saw them not have a shot would be punished by a better side. It will do little to facilitate the concerns of their supporters over Enzo Maresca’s style in the midst of their fragmentary form, supported by recent wins over Leicester and Southampton.

Maresca cleverly used his team to navigate this competition and deserved to pass from both legs to this tie. Cup football is to win and have won.

However, they had to call Cole Palmer and Marc Cucurella in the half of the second leg to be sure they would reach the quarter -finals.

Maresca insists that everything was part of the plan to make the regular changes needed to see them. It is a dangerous approach that could find them with a lot to do in the future.
David Richardson