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The Red Devils floundered terribly in front of the 6-time winners as Youssouf En Nesyri twice capitalised on United's mistakes

Sevilla thrash Manchester United, reach Europa League semifinals

Erik Ten Hag's men were dumped out of the Europa League as Sevilla will face Juventus in the semifinals...

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The Red Devils floundered terribly in front of the 6-time winners as Youssouf En Nesyri twice capitalised on United's mistakes

Erik Ten Hag's men were dumped out of the Europa League after suffering an embarrassing 3-0 defeat at the hands of Sevilla. The La Liga club booked its place in the semifinals of the tournament after a 5-3 aggregate win.&nbsp; The result was tied at 2-2 before United played the 2nd leg in Spain. The Red Devils floundered terribly in front of the 6-time winners as Youssouf En Nesyri twice capitalised on United's mistakes and scored in the 8th and 81st minute. In between, Loic Blade too found the net with a header in the 47th minute.&nbsp; Sevilla will now face Juventus in the semifinals after the Italian club won their quarterfinal against Sporting 2-1 (agg) Meanwhile, Leverkusen defeated Union Saint Gilloise to enter the semifinals and will now meet Roma who beat Feyenoord 4-2 (agg) in quarters.&nbsp;

Granit Xhaka had opened the scoring for Arsenal in the 19th minute which was later equalised by Goncalves in the 62nd minute, forcing the game into extra time. 

Europa League: Arsenal crash out after Gabriel Martinelli misses from spot vs Sporting 

A frantic round-of-16 tie ended in heartbreak for the Gunners as Sporting registered a 5-3 win in the penalty shootout at Emirates Stadium in Europa League. 

Granit Xhaka had opened the scoring for Arsenal in the 19th minute which was later equalised by Goncalves in the 62nd minute, forcing the game into extra time.&nbsp;

A frantic round-of-16 tie ended in heartbreak for the Gunners as Sporting Lisbon registered a 5-3 win in the penalty shootout at Emirates Stadium in Europa League.&nbsp; The Premier League leaders who entered the 2nd leg with a 2-2 scoreline crashed out of the league after Gabriel Martinelli's kick from the spot was saved by Adan, Sporting's goalkeeper before Nuno Santos struck the winning penalty. Earlier, Granit Xhaka had opened the scoring for Arsenal in the 19th minute which was later equalised by Goncalves in the 62nd minute, forcing the game into extra time.&nbsp; Arsenal whose 6-match unbeaten streak in all competitions ended after the defeat have a 5-point lead in the Premier League table.&nbsp; Meanwhile, In Seville, Marcus Rashford produced a clinical finish in the 56th minute, finding the bottom corner of the net with a low drive from outside the area to help United advance on a 5-1 aggregate score in the second-tier European competition.

Manchester United return to winning ways after a 7-0 hammering by Liverpool in the Premier League

Europa League: Rashford & Bruno Fernandes score as Manchester United beat Real Betis 4-1

After a 7-0 hammering by Liverpool in the Premier League, Manchester United gave their fans something to cheer for as they thrashed Real Betis 4-1 in Europa League last-16 first-leg tie on Thursday.

Here's who scored for the Red Devils

Manchester United return to winning ways after a 7-0 hammering by Liverpool in the Premier League

After a 7-0 hammering by Liverpool in the Premier League, Manchester United gave their fans something to cheer for as they thrashed Real Betis 4-1 in Europa League last-16 first-leg tie on Thursday.
Marcus Rashford put United ahead in just the 6th minute and has now scored five goals in the Europa League this term.
Ayoze Perez then equalised, before a goal each by Antony, Bruno Fernandes and Weghorst sealed an emphatic win for the Red Devils.
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PSV won the second-leg match 2-0 but was eliminated 3-2 on aggregate and now likely awaits punishment from UEFA for the fan's actions.

Europa League: Sevilla goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic attacked as in PSV's 2-0 win

 A fan ran onto the field in PSV Eindhoven's match against Sevilla and punched the Spanish team's goalkeeper in the face before being wrestled to the ground.

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PSV won the second-leg match 2-0 but was eliminated 3-2 on aggregate and now likely awaits punishment from UEFA for the fan's actions.

A fan ran onto the field in PSV Eindhoven's match against Sevilla and punched the Spanish team's goalkeeper in the face before being wrestled to the ground.
The incident happened late in the Europa League match at the PSV Stadium in Eindhoven on Thursday and goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic carried on playing, apparently unhurt.
After being hit, Dmitrovic subdued the fan, who was quickly surrounded by players from both teams and then led away as many supporters in the stadium booed.
The Serbian goalkeeper was a late inclusion in Sevilla's starting lineup after Yassine Bounou felt ill before the match.
PSV won the second-leg match 2-0 but was eliminated 3-2 on aggregate and now likely awaits punishment from UEFA for the fan's actions.
Former Sevilla player Luuk de Jong scored for PSV in the 77th minute and Fabio Silva made it 2-0 deep in stoppage time.

Erik Ten Hag's men first equalised through Fred's impressive 47th-minute goal, Antony took his team to the finish line with a stunning curler in the 72nd minute.

Europa League: Antony stars as Manchester United knock Barcelona out with 2-1 win

Manchester United enter the last-16 of the Europa League with an aggregate 4-3 win following Red Devils' scintillating 2-1 win against Barcelona at Old Trafford. 

Erik Ten Hag's men first equalised through Fred's impressive 47th-minute goal, Antony took his team to the finish line with a stunning curler in the 72nd minute.

Antony came off the bench to help Manchester United enter the last-16 of the Europa League with an aggregate 4-3 win following Red Devils' scintillating 2-1 win against Barcelona at Old Trafford.&nbsp; After their first leg ended in a 2-2 draw, Robert Lewandowski's 18th-minute penalty had again provided the visitors with an upper hand, the game, however, turned entirely around in the 2nd half after Antony was introduced in Wout Weghorst's place. Erik Ten Hag's men first equalised through Fred's impressive 47th-minute goal, Antony took his team to the finish line with a stunning curler in the 72nd minute. The Brazilian with his goal ended Bracelona's 18-match unbeaten streak, handing Xavi's men their first defeat since October. Barcelona failed to make it to the last 16 of the European competition for the first time since 1998-99 season.

Barcelona and Manchester United have previously met twice in the Champions League final - both meetings were won by Barca

Europa League: Barcelona hold back Marcus Rashford inspired Manchester United to 2-2 draw 

Barcelona produced a spectacular fightback in an action-packed second half as the hosts restricted the Marcus Rashford-inspired Manchester United to a 2-2 draw at Camp Nou in the first leg of their Europa League round of 32 tie. 

Europa League: Barcelona hold back Marcus Rashford-inspired Manchester United to 2-2 draw 

Barcelona and Manchester United have previously met twice in the Champions League final - both meetings were won by Barca

Barcelona produced a spectacular fightback in an action-packed second half as the hosts restricted the Marcus Rashford-inspired Manchester United to a 2-2 draw at Camp Nou in the first leg of their Europa League round of 32 tie.&nbsp; While Marcus Alonso headed Xavi's side into the lead in the 50th minute, the 25-year-old English footballer, quickly levelled it with a goal 2 minutes later. Rashford has now scored 22 goals in the ongoing season for Manchester United.&nbsp; Rashford then forced an own goal from Jules Kounde within the next 9 minutes putting the visitors on course for a thrilling victory, however, Raphinha's found the net in the 76th minute to leave the play-off tie in a fine balance ahead of their next week's meet at Old Trafford.&nbsp;

Manchester United were comfortable winners in the Europa League on Thursday night, beating Sheriff Tiraspol 3-0 at home to confirm their place in the next round

Europa League: Ronaldo scores as Manchester United beat Sheriff Tiraspol, Arsenal lose to PSV

While Manchester United comfortably won their Europa League game which saw Ronaldo score, Premier League leaders Arsenal were handed an embarrassing defeat by PSV.

Here is the Europa League round-up

Manchester United were comfortable winners in the Europa League on Thursday night, beating Sheriff Tiraspol 3-0 at home to confirm their place in the next round

Manchester United were comfortable winners in the Europa League on Thursday night, beating Sheriff Tiraspol 3-0 at home to confirm their place in the next round.
United threatened to take the lead all through the first half and it was Diogo Dalot, who opened the scoring right before the half-time whistle. Substitute Marcus Rashford then doubled the lead with a header in the 65th minute.
And Cristiano Ronaldo, who was back in the side after his self-inflicted exile, provided the icing on the cake at Old Trafford with his close-range finish in the 81st minute.
Premier League leaders Arsenal on the other hand were subjected to a 0-2 defeat by PSV Eindhoven, their first of their campaign in Europe this season.
The Dutch side ensured they stay in contention for the top spot with goals from Joey Veerman &amp; Luuk de Jong.
While the Gunners are still first in their group, they need to beat FC Zurich in their final group game next week to ensure a place in the last 16.
Also read: <a title="Champions League: Barcelona, Atletico knocked out; Liverpool, Bayern &amp; Inter Milan progress" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/champions-league-barcelona-atletico-knocked-out-liverpool-bayern-inter-milan-progress-1666848210206">Champions League: Barcelona, Atletico knocked out; Liverpool, Bayern &amp; Inter Milan progress</a>

Premier League leaders Arsenal too notched up a 1-0 win against Bodo/Glimt to continue their winning run in the competition

Europa League: Man Utd score injury-time winner; Arsenal overcome Bodo/Glimt

While Manchester United defeated Omonia Nicosia, Arsenal beat Bodo/Glimt in their respective Europa League games

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Premier League leaders Arsenal too notched up a 1-0 win against Bodo/Glimt to continue their winning run in the competition

English club Manchester United avoided real embarrassment with a late 1-0 victory over Omonia Nicosia in the Europa League. Substitute Scott McTominay saved United the blushes with a 93rd-minute winner in a game that saw the Red Devils attempt 34 shots in total - the highest in a Europa League game this season. United were wasteful all through the game, with Marcus Rashford alone failing to score from his 10 shots. Omonia&rsquo;s stand-in goalkeeper Francis Uzoho was outstanding, making 12 saves in total but United&rsquo;s finishing was simply horrendous till their injury-time winner. The Old Trafford side stays 2nd in the group behind Real Sociedad. Premier League leaders Arsenal too notched up a 1-0 win against Bodo/Glimt to continue their winning run in the competition. The ever-impressive Bukayo Saka got the all-important goal for the Gunners to end the Norwegian team&rsquo;s 14-game winning streak at home in Europe. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/ucl-roundup-maccabi-haifa-stun-juventus-real-draw-against-shakhtar-10-men-city-held-by-copenhagen-1665564873376">UCL Roundup: Maccabi Haifa stun Juventus, Real draw against Shakhtar &amp; 10-men City held by Copenhagen</a> Arsenal&rsquo;s victory made it 3 wins out of 3 for the London side in Europe, with Glimt guilty of missing a number of clear-cut chances against Mikel Arteta's men

Despite Cristiano Ronaldo having a poor night in front of goal, Manchester United managed to overcome a spirited Omonia in the Europa League.
In fact, it was the home side that took the lead in the 34th minute against the run of play, with Karim Ansarifard slotting home past David de Gea.
Also read: Lionel Messi confirms 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar will be his last
Substitutes Marcus Rashford &amp; Anthony Martial provided the spark in the second half, scoring 3 goals between them as United went 3-1 ahead.
But United&rsquo;s poor defending saw Omonia score their second in the 85th minute to ensure a nervy finish for the Red Devils, who just about managed to take home the 3 points eventually.
But the biggest talking point of the game was Cristiano Ronaldo, who missed several glorious chances to reach the coveted 700th goal of his club career. CR7 painted a frustrated figure, failing to convert several straightforward goal-scoring opportunities.
Premier League leaders Arsenal, on the other hand, won comfortably against Bod&oslash;/Glimt despite playing a second-string side.
Eddie Nketiah, Rob Holding &amp; Fabio Viera were all on the scoresheet for the Gunners as they completed a 3-0 rout against their Norwegian opponents.
Mikel Arteta&rsquo;s side have won both their games of the Europa League campaign so far and are currently, top of the table.

Europa League: Man Utd survive Omonia scare, Arsenal beat Glimt 2-0

Despite Cristiano Ronaldo having a poor night in front of goal, Manchester United managed to overcome a spirited Omonia in the Europa League.

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Premier League leaders Arsenal, on the other hand, won comfortably against Bod&oslash;/Glimt despite playing a second-string side

Despite Cristiano Ronaldo having a poor night in front of goal, Manchester United managed to overcome a spirited Omonia in the Europa League.
 In fact, it was the home side that took the lead in the 34th minute against the run of play, with Karim Ansarifard slotting home past David de Gea.
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 Substitutes Marcus Rashford &amp; Anthony Martial provided the spark in the second half, scoring 3 goals between them as United went 3-1 ahead.
 But United&rsquo;s poor defending saw Omonia score their second in the 85th minute to ensure a nervy finish for the Red Devils, who just about managed to take home the 3 points eventually.
 But the biggest talking point of the game was Cristiano Ronaldo, who missed several glorious chances to reach the coveted 700th goal of his club career. CR7 painted a frustrated figure, failing to convert several straightforward goal-scoring opportunities.
 Premier League leaders Arsenal, on the other hand, won comfortably against Bod&oslash;/Glimt despite playing a second-string side.
 Eddie Nketiah, Rob Holding &amp; Fabio Viera were all on the scoresheet for the Gunners as they completed a 3-0 rout against their Norwegian opponents.
 Mikel Arteta&rsquo;s side have won both their games of the Europa League campaign so far and are currently, top of the table.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first-ever Europa League goal as Manchester United completed a comfortable 2-0 victory against Moldovian opponents Sheriff Tiraspol.
Erik ten Hag&rsquo;s men, who had lost their opening day encounter against Real Sociedad, climbed up to the second spot after claiming all three points.
It was Jadon Sancho who opened the scoring for the Red Devils, capping off a great team move with an excellent finish in the 17th minute. Sancho, who was left out of the England squad that was announced earlier in the day, made sure he reminded manager Gareth Southgate of his qualities with another good display.
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Cristiano Ronaldo doubled United&rsquo;s lead from the penalty spot before half-time after Diogo Dalot was deemed to be fouled by Patrick Kpozo. Ronaldo slotted home with ease to take his career club goals tally to 699.
Ronaldo&rsquo;s goal also ended an 8-match barren run that started at the end of last season.Manchester United will next face city rivals Manchester City in the Premier League on October 2.

Europa League: Cristiano Ronaldo on target in Manchester United’s victory over Sheriff Tiraspol

Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first-ever Europa League goal as Manchester United completed a comfortable 2-0 victory against Moldovian opponents Sheriff Tiraspol.

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Erik ten Hag&rsquo;s men, who had lost their opening day encounter against Real Sociedad, climbed up to the second spot after claiming all three points

Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first-ever Europa League goal as Manchester United completed a comfortable 2-0 victory against Moldovian opponents Sheriff Tiraspol.
Erik ten Hag&rsquo;s men, who had lost their opening day encounter against Real Sociedad, climbed up to the second spot after claiming all three points.
It was Jadon Sancho who opened the scoring for the Red Devils, capping off a great team move with an excellent finish in the 17th minute. Sancho, who was left out of the England squad that was announced earlier in the day, made sure he reminded manager Gareth Southgate of his qualities with another good display.
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Cristiano Ronaldo doubled United&rsquo;s lead from the penalty spot before half-time after Diogo Dalot was deemed to be fouled by Patrick Kpozo. Ronaldo slotted home with ease to take his career club goals tally to 699.
Ronaldo&rsquo;s goal also ended an 8-match barren run that started at the end of last season. Manchester United will next face city rivals Manchester City in the Premier League on October 2.

English Club Manchester United started their Europa League campaign with a 1-0 defeat at home to Real Sociedad.
Brais Mendez scored the only goal of the match from the penalty spot following a controversial call that saw a handball decision go against defender Lisandro Martinez. While United protested the decision, VAR decided to uphold the on-field referee's call.
Also read: Premier League: Graham Potter confirmed as new Chelsea manager
In the earlier game on Thursday night, Premier League leaders Arsenal got their Europa League campaign off to a winning start by beating FC Zurich 2-1.
The Gunners took the lead in the 16th minute through debutant Marquinhos. And while Zurich equalised before half-time through a penalty, Eddie Nketiah's 62nd minute goal sealed the tie in Arsenal's favour.

Europa League: Man Utd lose to Real Sociedad, Arsenal beat Zurich in opener

English Club Manchester United started their Europa League campaign with a 1-0 defeat at home to Real Sociedad.

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Premier League leaders Arsenal got their Europa League campaign off to a winning start by beating FC Zurich 2-1

English Club Manchester United started their Europa League campaign with a 1-0 defeat at home to Real Sociedad.
Brais Mendez scored the only goal of the match from the penalty spot following a controversial call that saw a handball decision go against defender Lisandro Martinez. While United protested the decision, VAR decided to uphold the on-field referee's call.
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In the earlier game on Thursday night, Premier League leaders Arsenal got their Europa League campaign off to a winning start by beating FC Zurich 2-1.
The Gunners took the lead in the 16th minute through debutant Marquinhos. And while Zurich equalised before half-time through a penalty, Eddie Nketiah's 62nd minute goal sealed the tie in Arsenal's favour.

Fillip Kostic scored a brace as Eintracht Frankfurt stunned Barcelona with a 3-2 defeat at Camp Nou to reach the Europa League semifinal on Thursday. The Bundesliga restricted the Spanish side with a 4-3 aggregate win across the 2 legs. Xavi's men who presented a late fightback were dominated all-throughout the game by the German team who are unbeaten away from this season in the Europa League. While Fillip scored a penalty in the 4th minute, he found another goal in the 67th min. Before his 2nd goal, Rafael Santos hit the net in the 36th minute. In reply, Sergio Busquets and Memphis Depay scored a goal each for Barcelona in the stoppage time. While Barcelona are out of contention now, Eintracht Frankfurt will now face West Ham in the Europa League semis on 28th April. 

Eintracht Frankfurt knock Barcelona out of Europa League with 3-2 defeat

Underdogs Eintracht Frankfurt march into the semis after ousting Barcelona from the Europa League with a 3-2 defeat

While Barcelona are out of contention now, Eintracht&nbsp;Frankfurt will now face West Ham in the Europa&nbsp;League semis on 28th April.&nbsp;

Fillip Kostic&nbsp;scored a brace as&nbsp;Eintracht&nbsp;Frankfurt stunned Barcelona with a 3-2 defeat at Camp Nou&nbsp;to reach the&nbsp;Europa&nbsp;League&nbsp;semifinal&nbsp;on Thursday. The Bundesliga&nbsp;team&nbsp;restricted the Spanish side with a 4-3 aggregate win across the 2 legs.&nbsp; Xavi's&nbsp;men who presented a late fightback&nbsp;were dominated all throughout the game by the German team who are unbeaten away from home in this season of the Europa&nbsp;League.&nbsp; While Fillip scored a penalty in the 4th minute, he found another goal in the 67th min. Before his 2nd goal, Rafael Santos hit the net in the 36th minute. In reply, Sergio Busquets&nbsp;and Memphis Depay scored a goal each for Barcelona&nbsp;in the stoppage time.&nbsp; While Barcelona are out of contention now, Eintracht&nbsp;Frankfurt will now face West Ham in the Europa&nbsp;League semis on 28th April.&nbsp;

An impressive Barcelona thrashed Napoli 4-2 as they advanced into the Europa League's round of 16 with an aggregate score of 5-3 at Stadio San Paolo on Friday.Barcelona struck from the beginning as Jordi Alba secured an early lead for Xavi's side in the 8th minute, which was soon followed by Frenkie de Jong netting the 2nd goal for Barcelona.Napoli's Lorenzo Insigne, however, brought the hosts back into the play in the 23rd minute which did not last long as Gerrard Pique and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang made it a commanding 4-1 before the 60th-minute mark. Matteo Politano scored the consolation in the 87th minute.Before the match started, both sides held a Stop war banner following Russia's invasion of Ukraine on Wednesday.

Europa League: Barcelona reach last-16 after thrashing Napoli 4-2

Barcelona hit the nets 4 times as they ended Napoli's Europa campaign with an aggregate score of 5-3 to enter the last 16

Barcelona struck from the beginning as Jordi&nbsp;Alba secured an early lead for Xavi's side in the 8th minute, which was soon followed by Frenkie&nbsp;de Jong&nbsp;netting the 2nd goal for Barcelona.

An impressive Barcelona thrashed&nbsp;Napoli&nbsp;4-2 as they&nbsp;advanced into the Europa&nbsp;League's round of 16 with an aggregate score of 5-3 at Stadio&nbsp;San Paolo on Friday. Barcelona struck at the beginning as Jordi&nbsp;Alba secured an early lead for Xavi's side in the 8th minute, which was soon followed by Frenkie&nbsp;de Jong&nbsp;netting the 2nd goal for Barcelona in the 13th minute. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/premier-league-late-own-goal-helps-arsenal-beat-wolverhampton-2-1-1645758429487">Premier League: Late own goal helps Arsenal beat Wolverhampton 2-1</a> Napoli's&nbsp;Lorenzo Insigne, however, brought the hosts back into the play in the 23rd minute which did not last long as Gerard&nbsp;Pique and Pierre-Emerick&nbsp;Aubameyang&nbsp;made it a commanding 4-1 before the 60th-minute mark. Matteo&nbsp;Politano scored a consolation goal in the 87th minute. Before the match started, both sides held a Stop war banner following Russia's invasion of Ukraine on Wednesday.

Although Ferran Torres scored a penalty for Barcelona, they failed to secure a winner as Napoli drew the game 1-1 at Camp Nou in their first leg tie of the Europa last 32 on Thursday.While Barcelona dominated the first half, the Italian side secured the lead earlier in the game when Piotr Zielinski netted the goal in the 29th minute. Barca's Ferran Torres, who joined the club in January equalised in the 59th minute with a penalty. Despite being on the front foot all throughout, the Xavi-led side missed several opportunities to score a winner.  Barcelona who is making its first appearance in the competition in 18 years will next see Napoli on 24th February in Italy. 

Europa League: Ferran Torres scores but Napoli hold back Barcelona 1-1

Despite being on the front-foot all throughout, Barcelona fail to secure a winner as Napoli drew the game 1-1 at Camp Nou in their first leg tie of the Round of 32 in the Europa League on Thursday.


Despite being on the front foot all throughout, the Xavi-led&nbsp;side missed several opportunities to score a winner.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Although Ferran&nbsp;Torres scored a penalty for Barcelona, they&nbsp;failed to secure a winner as Napoli&nbsp;drew the game 1-1 at Camp Nou&nbsp;in their first leg tie of the round of&nbsp;32 in the&nbsp;Europa&nbsp;League on&nbsp;Thursday. While Barcelona dominated the first half, the Italian side&nbsp;secured the lead earlier in the game&nbsp;when&nbsp;Piotr&nbsp;Zielinski&nbsp;netted the goal in the 29th minute. Barca's&nbsp;Ferran&nbsp;Torres, who joined the club in January equalised in the 59th minute with a penalty. Despite being on the front foot all throughout, the Xavi-led&nbsp;side missed several opportunities to score a winner.&nbsp;&nbsp; Barcelona who is making its first appearance in the competition in 18 years will next see Napoli&nbsp;on 24th February in Italy.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-wi-rohit-sharma-explains-why-shreyas-iyer-could-not-find-place-in-1st-t20i-1645102798627">IND vs WI: Rohit Sharma explains why Shreyas Iyer could not find place in 1st T20I</a>

Manchester United had to end another season without a trophy as&nbsp;Villarreal beat The Red Devils in an epic penalty shootout 11-10, to win the Europa&nbsp;League. That after quality-lacking 120 minutes ended 1-1.
Gerard Moreno stunned United when he put the&nbsp;Spanish club ahead in the 29th minute with his 30th goal of the season. But&nbsp;Edinson Cavani&nbsp;equalised soon in the 2nd-half.
The scoreline didn't change thereafter as the final went into a penalty shootout.&nbsp;All 20 outfield players converted their penalties in the longest shootout in a final of any Uefa competition. In an increasingly tense stadium, Villarreal goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli blasted home his effort and then denied&nbsp;David de Gea&nbsp;to give&nbsp;Villarreal a first major trophy in their history.&nbsp;
While victory saw former Arsenal boss Unai Emery lift the Europa League for an unprecedented fourth time, Manchester United haven't won any trophy since 2017 and have lost 6 of their last 7&nbsp;penalty shootouts in all competitions.
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Villarreal beat Man United in an epic shootout to win Europa League

Manchester United had to end another season without a trophy as&nbsp;Villarreal beat The Red Devils in an epic penalty shootout 11-10, to win the Europa&nbsp;League. That after quality-lacking 120 minutes ended 1-1.

Manchester United had to end another season without a trophy as&nbsp;Villarreal beat The Red Devils in an epic penalty shootout 11-10, to win the Europa&nbsp;League. That after quality-lacking 120 minutes ended 1-1.
Gerard Moreno stunned United when he put the&nbsp;Spanish club ahead in the 29th minute with his 30th goal of the season. But&nbsp;Edinson Cavani&nbsp;equalised soon in the 2nd-half.
The scoreline didn't change thereafter as the final went into a penalty shootout.&nbsp;All 20 outfield players converted their penalties in the longest shootout in a final of any Uefa competition. In an increasingly tense stadium, Villarreal goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli blasted home his effort and then denied&nbsp;David de Gea&nbsp;to give&nbsp;Villarreal a first major trophy in their history.&nbsp;
While victory saw former Arsenal boss Unai Emery lift the Europa League for an unprecedented fourth time, Manchester United haven't won any trophy since 2017 and have lost 6 of their last 7&nbsp;penalty shootouts in all competitions.
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Football's European body UEFA&nbsp;has estimated that the financial losses incurred by the top football clubs due to the Covid-19 pandemic is nearly $10 billion. UEFA&nbsp;confined that the amount is huge as the clubs lost money due to sponsorship, gate receipts as well as broadcast revenue.&nbsp;&nbsp;As a result, the clubs spent a significantly lower amount in the transfer window for new signings. According to UEFA, the January window was down&nbsp;by 56% compared to last year. UEFA&nbsp;in the report also criticised the much-publicised European Super League which was shut down within 48 hours of its launch and said that the closed championship would have had a&nbsp;devastating impact on European football from a sporting, emotional and financial perspective.&nbsp;

$10 billion loss for top European football clubs due to Covid-19

UEFA&nbsp;in the report also criticised the much-publicised European Super League which was shut down within 48 hours of its launch

Football's European body UEFA&nbsp;has estimated that the financial losses incurred by the top football clubs due to the Covid-19 pandemic is nearly $10 billion. UEFA&nbsp;confined that the amount is huge as the clubs lost money due to sponsorship, gate receipts as well as broadcast revenue.&nbsp;&nbsp;As a result, the clubs spent a significantly lower amount in the transfer window for new signings. According to UEFA, the January window was down&nbsp;by 56% compared to last year. UEFA&nbsp;in the report also criticised the much-publicised European Super League which was shut down within 48 hours of its launch and said that the closed championship would have had a&nbsp;devastating impact on European football from a sporting, emotional and financial perspective.&nbsp;

Harry Kane and&nbsp;Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg scored a goal each for Tottenham&nbsp;as they registered an easy 2-0 win over Wolverhampton to stay alive in the Champions League race. The 2-0 win for Spurs was their 17th win this season from 36 outings as they have 59 points. Harry Kane's men are in the 6th spot and have a faint chance of making it to the Champions League next season for which they would need not just wins but slip-ups as well in the top 4. The current 6th spot will take Spurs to the Europa&nbsp;League next season as the 3rd placed&nbsp;Leicester City won the FA Cup.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tottenham keep their Champions League hopes alive

Harry Kane's men are in the 6th spot and have a faint chance of making it to the Champions League next season for which they would need not just wins but slip-ups as well in the top 4

Harry Kane and&nbsp;Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg scored a goal each for Tottenham&nbsp;as they registered an easy 2-0 win over Wolverhampton to stay alive in the Champions League race. The 2-0 win for Spurs was their 17th win this season from 36 outings as they have 59 points. Harry Kane's men are in the 6th spot and have a faint chance of making it to the Champions League next season for which they would need not just wins but slip-ups as well in the top 4. The current 6th spot will take Spurs to the Europa&nbsp;League next season as the 3rd placed&nbsp;Leicester City won the FA Cup.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Nine of the 12 football clubs across&nbsp;Europe who initially agreed to participate in the&nbsp;'Super League' have accepted monitor sanctions imposed by the UEFA. The clubs have also&nbsp;formally renounced the breakaway league and have committed to the existing European competitions. They will have to give up 5 per cent of their&nbsp;UEFA revenue for one season as a punishment for the rebellion.&nbsp;The Super League project imploded after the English clubs - Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur - backed out inside 48 hours after a backlash from fans and the British government. The nine clubs will make a combined payment of 15 million euros for what UEFA called a "gesture of goodwill" to benefit children, youth and grassroots football. The clubs have also agreed to be fined 100 million euros if they seek again to play in an unauthorized competition.&nbsp;

Financial sanctions on clubs who said yes to 'Super League' 

The clubs have also agreed to be fined 100 million euros if they seek again to play in an unauthorized competition

Nine of the 12 football clubs across&nbsp;Europe who initially agreed to participate in the&nbsp;'Super League' have accepted monitory sanctions imposed by the UEFA. The clubs have also&nbsp;formally renounced the breakaway league and have committed to the existing European competitions. They will have to give up 5 per cent of their&nbsp;UEFA revenue for one season as a punishment for the rebellion.&nbsp;The Super League project imploded after the English clubs - Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur - backed out inside 48 hours after a backlash from fans and the British government. The nine clubs will make a combined payment of 15 million euros for what UEFA called a "gesture of goodwill" to benefit children, youth and grassroots football. The clubs have also agreed to be fined 100 million euros if they seek again to play in an unauthorized competition.&nbsp;

Edinson&nbsp;Cavani's brace couldn't help Manchester United win in Rome against AS Roma in the 2nd leg of the Europa&nbsp;League semifinals&nbsp;as they lost the game 3-2. But their exploits in the 1st leg when they humbled Roma 6-2 helped them scrape through to the finals of the tournament. After leading 1-0 at the end of first half, United slipped as hosts AS Roma scored twice in 3 mins&nbsp;to regain control of the game. United contributed through an own goal with Cavani&nbsp;completing his brace deep into the 2nd half. Roma reigned supreme with a 3-2 win but United edged past their Italian rivals on aggregate 8-5 with 13 goals scored during the 2 games.&nbsp;

Europa League: Man United enter finals despite losing to AS Roma

AS Roma reigned supreme with a 3-2 win but Manchester United edged past their Italian rivals on aggregate 8-5 with 13 goals scored during the 2 games

Edinson&nbsp;Cavani's brace couldn't help Manchester United win in Rome against AS Roma in the 2nd leg of the Europa&nbsp;League semifinals&nbsp;as they lost the game 3-2. But their exploits in the 1st leg when they humbled Roma 6-2 helped them scrape through to the finals of the tournament. After leading 1-0 at the end of first half, United slipped as hosts AS Roma scored twice in 3 mins&nbsp;to regain control of the game. United contributed through an own goal with Cavani&nbsp;completing his brace deep into the 2nd half. Roma reigned supreme with a 3-2 win but United edged past their Italian rivals on aggregate 8-5 with 13 goals scored during the 2 games.&nbsp;

Arsenal was shown the door from European football as Villarreal knocked out the Premier League side from the semifinals of the Europa&nbsp;League. A goalless draw at the Emirates was enough as Villarreal won the tie on a 2-1 aggregate after they won the 1st leg. The Gunners had many chances in the game but only fired blanks as the Spanish club kept total control over the game. Mikel&nbsp;Arteta's side struggled to find the back of the net through the game as it was a revenge of sorts for Villarreal's boss Unai&nbsp;Emery who Arsenal had fired in 2019. Arsenal and its fans are now staring at a prospect of no European football next season for the first time in 25 years. The Gunners are 9th on the points table in Premier League and will be fighting hard to finish 8th or above in order to play Europa&nbsp;League next season.&nbsp;

Europa League: Arsenal dumped out of Europa League by Villarreal 

Arsenal and its fans are now staring at a prospect of no European football next season for the first time in 25 years

Arsenal was shown the door from European football as Villarreal knocked out the Premier League side from the semifinals of the Europa&nbsp;League. A goalless draw at the Emirates was enough as Villarreal won the tie on a 2-1 aggregate after they won the 1st leg. The Gunners had many chances in the game but only fired blanks as the Spanish club kept total control over the game. Mikel&nbsp;Arteta's side struggled to find the back of the net through the game as it was a revenge of sorts for Villarreal's boss Unai&nbsp;Emery who Arsenal had fired in 2019. Arsenal and its fans are now staring at a prospect of no European football next season for the first time in 25 years.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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