“He exploded in anger.” An interview by the Aston Villa coach after the drama of the Manchester United match sparks a reaction

Aston Villa's Spanish coach, Unai Emery, sparked widespread interaction in an interview he gave after the end of his team's match against Manchester United in a dramatic draw with four goals for the same. After the end of the match, Emery gave an interview to Sky Sports, and the reporter asked him several questions. When the last question was asked, the Spanish coach said: “More?

When asked why he left the field before the final whistle, Emery said angrily: “They scored in the 96th minute.” The reporter replied: “Was it an emotional moment?” Emery responded: “No, it was not. They scored in the 96th minute, and stoppage time was 6 minutes. I thought the match was over.” The Spanish coach indicated that he did not think the equalizer for Manchester United was “unfair,” but added: “They scored the goal in the 96th minute. I asked about The reason I left before the end of the match was because it was 96 minutes and 30 seconds when we played the ball after the goal.

Emery concluded angrily by saying: “Are there any more questions?” Emery’s interview was described as “historic,” while social media users indicated that he “exploded in anger.”

The Spanish coach complained that his Japanese goalkeeper, Zion Suzuki, was being harassed by Manchester United players before the fourth goal, which ended the match in a draw. The match, which was held on the grounds of Manchester United Stadium, witnessed dramatic developments, as Aston Villa advanced with two clean goals before United equalized by scoring two goals before the end of the first half, but at the beginning of the second half the visitors scored two goals before the hosts equalized by scoring two goals in stoppage time.