his boss unai emery called it "the biggest mistake i witnessed in my career", but the brugge boss wastle less scathing. it isa it is a manager is a nightmare, isn't it? that's for sure and we knew it immediately because he took the ball and played it to the defender and didn't notice it, so we immediately saw it was a penalty. but in the end, it is a penalty. if we had to deal with something like that, it would have been very sour but it's just a small present like this which will take on gladly. villa's defeat doesn't prevent them from hanging on to one of the top 8 automatic qualifying positions. inter�*s win takes them up to 5th. they�* re level on points with brest, the team that only 20 years ago were among the amateur ranks but another win on wednesday has them among the elite in europe. below them, barcelona won for a third straight time. their 5—2 victory over sparta prague meaning they've now scored three or more in each of their last seven games. it is clear we want to win, we want to win the three points, so you saw yesterday how difficult it is to win away, so our focus wa

other standout fixture on wednesday sees aston villa welcome italian sidejuventus to villa park — unai emerye hit some patchy form, they've not won any of their last six games in all competitions, so they'll be looking to keep up their good start in europe, which has seen them win three of theirfour games in the competition so far. we started really well. of course, we lost the opportunity against... ..club brugge. but here at home we are feeling comfortable. we know that as well, bayern munich and juventus as well, are favourites. we know that, if we are at our highest level and we focus ioo%, we can beat them. premier league referee david coote has released a statement denying allegations he discussed giving a yellow card before a game. the fa launched an investigation after fresh allegations emerged in british newspaper, the sun. coote said in the statement, "i have always held "the integrity of the game in the highest regard, "refereeing matches impartially and to the best of my ability." he was previously suspended from his role when a video emerged of him appearing to make disparaging

tottenham are at home to aston villa with unai emery�*s side scoring the first goal there.organ rogers. i—0 villa at the break. a win for them, will see them up to 3rd in the table — above arsenal and nottingham forest. the other game, with all eyes at old trafford — for manchester united, without erik ten hag now after he was sacked this week — up against chelsea. well, kick off, in that match is in just over an hour's time. and it's theirformer striker, ruud van nistelrooy in charge now. his future though is unclear — given the incoming head coach ruben amorim wanting to bring his own staff — when he leaves sporting on the 11th of november. i was called upon to help the club forward in this situation and others —— obviously it was difficult when eric had to leave, i was very disappointed with mixed feelings about after that, you have to switch and the mindset to win because in the end, there are 75,000 people waiting are celebrating and millions watching at home and i think that is what we try to do and the same for sunday at least. after that, we will see. new zealand ha

the champions league on wednesday sees aston villa welcome italian side juventus to villa park — unai emeryme patchy form, having not won any of their last six games in all competitions — but they will be looking to keep up their good start in europe, which has seen them win three of their four games in the competition so far. resta rted really well. restarted really well. of course, we lost the opportunity against... but here at home we are feeling comfortable. we know that as well, bayern munich and g centres as well, our favourites. munich and g centres as well, ourfavourites. we know that munich and g centres as well, our favourites. we know that at the highest level, if we are at the highest level, if we are at the highest level and refocus 100%, we can beat them. premier league referee david coote has released a statement denying allegations he discussed giving a yellow card before a game. the fa launched an investigation after fresh allegations emerged in british newspaper, the sun. coote said in the statement, "i have always held "the integrity of the game in the highest regard, "re