Andros Townsend
Former England midfielder on the Football Daily podcast

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It was only until four changes in the 60th minute, which shows he [Unai Emery] wasn't happy, which turned the game a little bit.

They were able to get an own goal in the 80th minute and score a penalty soon after which swung the tie their way.

Marco Asensio is a special talent, even when he first came through at Madrid, I think he struggled with injury which stopped him from being world class, as we've seen, since he's been at Villa he's still that top, top player.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was result over performance for Aston Villa. It sounds harsh as it was a 3-1 win away from home in the Champions League to set them up perfectly for next week.

It was fascinating to see Unai Emery in the second half as agitated as I've ever seen him on the touchline for Aston Villa.

He wasn't happy as the game was drifting at 1-1. He felt that a really good opportunity was being let slip after a few good chances for Club Brugge.

He made a quadruple change - one of them Marco Asensio, who has been terrific signing - and they scored two late goals.

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Right, back to Champions League reaction from yesterday.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof is a target for Portuguese club Benfica.

Lindelof spent five years with Benfica after joining them as a youth player in 2012. He joined United in a £31m deal in 2017.

The 30-year-old's contract expires on 30 June and it is thought unlikely he will be offered an extension.

He made his 11th appearance of the season on Sunday when he came on as a substitute in the FA Cup fifth round tie against Fulham, but missed a penalty in the shoot-out defeat at Old Trafford, and has started 28 Premier League games since the start of the 2022-23 campaign.

Lindelof won three Portuguese league titles and two domestic cups during his initial time with Benfica, who want him to replace veteran Argentinian defender Nicolas Otamendi.

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Fenerbahce

Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho on Rangers interim manager Barry Ferguson: "I know his history as a football player who played for Scotland and Rangers. I don't know much about him as coach but I respect the emotional connection between him as a coach and his club now.

"That is a very important thing in a football club. I don't like to talk about the lack of experience in European football but look at the positive side.

"It will be much more difficult against him than the previous manager. He [Philippe Clement] was more worried about his philosophy off the pitch, on the pitch [with passion] is where you win matches. Ferguson will be more pragmatic and objective so it will be hard for us."

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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Tottenham forward Dejan Kulusevski has posted a picture of himself, external holding a baby on his Instagram.

But, the post also shows him to have a protective boot on his left foot, amid reports that he will have a scan over a fresh injury concern.

Manager Ange Postecoglou will no doubt be pleased if his star man is happy off the field but it will also be a concern if he is out for any longer period of time.

Especially as the Europa League restarts on Thursday with a trip to face AZ Alkmaar in the Netherlands. The competition is effectively Spurs' last chance of winning a trophy while also offering a route Champions League qualification if they win the tournament.

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Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho on managing in Scotland one day: "In this moment no. I have a job that motivates me and demands loyalty. But why not in the future.

"People can say that the Scottish team is only between two teams, but it is a league of passion. Passion for people for me is everything.

"Celtic and Rangers are big clubs with big fan bases."

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Asked if he still gets Rangers fans thanking him for beating Celtic in the 2003 UEFA Cup final with Porto, Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho said: "Not in Turkey as I've not seen a Scottish person. Maybe tonight or tomorrow. But yes, in London and in the south of Portugal some Rangers fans come up to me. That was my first big European final but I have respect for both big clubs.

"They both have an incredible history. I've friends from both clubs - the green and the blue - I know it is going to be difficult but I am happy to playing against a Scottish team. I look forward to going to Scotland next week.

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Fenerbahce

Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho on his future with the club: "My future is not important, what is important is the future of Fenerbahce. I have my contract for one more season after this one and in this moment I only think about Fenerbahce, and my duty and loyalty to the club."

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Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho, speaking to the media on if he has faced difficulties on and off the pitch recently: “On the pitch there have been difficult moments. We always respect our opponents, so yes we've had problems on the pitch.

“The reason why we are 18 matches unbeaten is because we faced the difficult moments with courage, humility and with a good spirit.

“Outside of the pitch, I don't think we have had a difficult moment.”

Galatasaray claimed Mourinho made "racist statements" following the teams' 0-0 draw on 24 February. Mourinho has filed a lawsuit against Galatasaray following these accusations.

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While you stew on the idea of Imagine Dragons or Childish Gambino performing at half-time in the World Cup final, here's Jose Mourinho.

The Fenerbahce manager has been holding his pre-match media conference ahead of the Turkish side hosting Rangers in the Europa League tomorrow.

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We are certainly interested to hear your thoughts on the news that the 2026 World Cup final will feature a half-time show.

Does it simply just add to the spectacle? Are we moving with the times? Or is this something that should be kept away from such a significant event?

And if it is going to happen, who would you like to see perform?

Your thumbs down on the initial post tell a story of their own but we'd love to hear what you've got to say.

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In a statement on his Instagram page, Fifa president Gianni Infantino wrote:

"I can confirm the first ever half-time show at a Fifa World Cup final in New York New Jersey, in association with Global Citizen. This will be a historic moment for the World Cup and a show befitting the biggest sporting event in the world.

"We also spoke about how Fifa will takeover Times Square for the final weekend of the World Cup in 2026, during both the bronze final match and final.

"These will be two incredible matches, featuring some of the best players in the world, and what better way to celebrate them than in the historic Times Square in New York City.

"I also want to thank Chris Martin and Phil Harvey of Coldplay, who will be working with us at Fifa to finalise the list of artists who will perform during the half time show, as well as at Times Square."

Fifa president Gianni Infantino has confirmed via his Instagram page that the 2026 World Cup final will feature its first ever half-time show.

He also confirmed that Fifa will "takeover Times Square" during the final weekend for both the third-place match and the final itself.

More to follow...

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Harry Maguire and Manuel Ugarte both look likely to miss Manchester United’s Europa League last-16 first-leg encounter with Real Sociedad tomorrow.

The pair picked up what are being described as minor injuries by club officials during Sunday’s FA Cup defeat by Fulham.

However, neither player was present for the open section of training at Carrington this morning are not expected to be involved in Spain.

There was some good news for United head coach Ruben Amorim with the return of midfielder Toby Collyer. The 21-year-old has missed four games with a muscle injury.

After the Fulham defeat, the competition represents United’s last realistic chance to win a trophy and qualify for European football next season.

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Manchester United have just held their open training session ahead of facing Real Sociedad in the Europa League tomorrow.

Harry Maguire and Manuel Ugarte are not training after they picked up minor injuries against Fulham, and according to our chief football news reporter Simon Stone are unlikely to be involved in tomorrow's game.

People of Ghana please note, Warren and Tom are not BBC employees...

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