Europa League Archives - Page 14 of 16

Roma Humble Braga to Book Place in Europa League Round of 16

February 25, 2021 Awais Khan Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups, Italian Football, Roma, Serie A One comment

After winning the tricky away leg at the Estadio Municipal de Braga, Paulo Fonseca’s Roma continued their run in Europa League. The Portuguese side succumbed to another defeat in Rome to bow out unceremoniously out of second-tier European club competition.

Here are the player ratings for Milan from Thursday night's Europa League game at the Stadio San Siro against Crvena Zvezda

Milan – Crvena Zvezda Player Ratings: Donnarumma’s Birthday Gift

February 25, 2021 Renato Boschetti AC Milan, Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups, Serie A

Milan sneaked into the Europa League Round of 16 thanks to away goals after tying 3-3 on aggregate against Crvena Zvezda. The double clash with the Serbians was anything but a stroll in the park for the Rossoneri, who failed to overcome Dejan Stankovic's side despite finding themselves with a one-man advantage during both games.

What mattered the most was getting past Crvena Zvezda in the Europa League Round of 32 and, from that point of view, Milan's mission was accomplished

Hesitant Milan Fail to Tame Crvena Zvezda but Qualify on Away Goals

February 25, 2021 Matteo Carnevale AC Milan, Assi di Coppe, Champions League, European Cups, Italian Football, Serie A One comment

What mattered the most was getting past Crvena Zvezda in the Europa League Round of 32 and, from that point of view, Milan's mission was accomplished on Thursday night. But their 1-1 tie against the Serbians - which qualifies them on away goals - failed to dispel all doubts about the Rossoneri's current state of form.

In the second leg of the Europa League Round of 32, Napoli hosted Granada at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona and were eliminated despite winning

Napoli Bow Out of Europa League Despite 2-1 Win Over Granada

February 25, 2021 Paulius Kundzelevicius Europa League, Italian Football, Napoli, Serie A

In the second leg of the Europa League Round of 32, Napoli hosted Granada at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. Although the Partenopei showed enormous levels of perseverance to turn the game to their favor, they were unable to spark a miracle and suffered an early Europa League exit despite a 2-1 home win.

Europa League Round of 32: Milan – Crvena Zvezda Official Lineups

February 25, 2021 The Cult of Calcio Newsroom AC Milan, Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups, Italian Football, Serie A

After conceding a shocking late equalizer at the Marakana in Belgrade one week ago, Milan welcome Crvena Zvezda at the San Siro in the reverse fixture of their Europa League Round of 16 match-up. Here are the official lineups for both sides.

Should Milan Reset Their Priorities After Derby Defeat?

February 25, 2021 Michel Sakr AC Milan, Europa League, European Cups, Italian Football, Serie A

Milan had been leading the Serie A table since the beginning of the current campaign. Nonetheless, the Rossoneri were completely dominated in a humbling 3-0 derby defeat, which saw the Nerazzurri break away at the top. So is time for Milan to change their priorities for the rest of the season?

The Tactics That Made Theo Hernandez a Rising Star at Milan

February 19, 2021 Eduard Banulescu AC Milan, Serie A, Serie A 2020-2021, Tactical Trends

Theo Hernandez is a player that by 23 years old has already managed to play for two of the world's biggest clubs, Real Madrid and Milan. Here are tactics that make him one of the most exciting defenders to watch in Serie A at present.

Kenedy and Granada Leave Napoli on the Brink of Elimination

February 18, 2021 Michel Sakr Europa League, Italian Football, Napoli, Serie A

In the first leg of the Europa League round of 32, Granada hosted Napoli at Los Carmenes stadium. The Italians were thought to be the technically superior side prior to the match, but their Spanish opponents were by far the more impressive throughout the match. La Liga side scored two goals in the opening 20 minutes and were able to maintain their lead.

Pole position was on offer in the Europa League Group H, but Stefano Pioli sent out his second-string Milan side against Sparta Praha

Jens Petter Hauge Strike Enough for Milan Second String Side

December 10, 2020 Awais Khan AC Milan, Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups

Pole position was on offer in the Europa League Group H, but Stefano Pioli sent out his second-string Milan side against Sparta Praha. Only Sandro Tonali was a first-team regular on the pitch as 10 changes were made to the team that took on Sampdoria in Serie A. However, that was enough for the visitors. Jens Petter Hauge gave them the lead, despite the Czech side giving a good account of their abilities.

One day after the elimination of Inter from all European competitions, all Italian eyes were focused on Napoli on Thursday night

Napoli Secure Europa League Qualification with Maradona Blessing

December 10, 2020 Renato Boschetti Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups, Napoli

After a sounding 4-0 away win at Crotone, Gennaro Gattuso’s men were called to a very tough Europa League match for two reasons: First of all, the Azzurri were the last Italian team in need of qualification to the knock-out stage; secondly, tonight marked the "overture" of the brand-new Diego Armando Maradona Stadium - as the San Paolo was renamed.

Punches Fly as Roma Dismantle Young Boys in Europa League

December 3, 2020 Awais Khan Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups, Roma One comment

Roma went into their Europa League game against Young Boys as Group A leaders and managed to keep their title after a 3-1 win. They needed a win or draw to make the trip to Bulgaria next week inconsequential and delivered the goods. Paulo Fonseca’s team were dismantled by Napoli in Serie A and did not want to repeat their hapless outing.

Milan had a terrible start but promptly put themselves back on track on Thursday night as they collected a 4-2 win over Celtic Glasgow in Europa League

Milan Recover from Dreadful Start to Put Four Past Celtic

December 3, 2020 Matteo Carnevale AC Milan, Assi di Coppe, Europa League, European Cups One comment

Milan had a terrible start but promptly put themselves back on track on Thursday night as they collected a 4-2 win over Celtic Glasgow in their penultimate Europa League Group stage game. The Rossoneri thus booked their place in the Round of 32 one week in advance and can afford the luxury of taking their last game with Sparta Praha next Thursday easy.

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