Legia Warsaw's manager puts more pressure on Unai Emery

Legia Warsaw’s manager puts more pressure on Unai Emery

Villa’s lone loss during the group stages came at the hands of Legia in Warsaw, 3-2.

In an attempt to secure a spot in the knockout stages,

When the teams play at Villa Park tonight at 8 p.m., they are tied on nine points.

Villa will be trying to extend their winning streak to 14 games and take the lead in Group E.

Runjaic is anticipating a “special” encounter even though

Villa is the bookmaker’s favourite to win the tournament.

“Both teams have nine points in the standings,

but Aston Villa is the clear favourite,” he stated.

The meeting on Thursday will be unique, just like the first game.

“This is the best team in this competition, in my opinion.

As Aston Villa is now among the top four teams in its league,

we anticipate the same level of performance tomorrow night.

22 games were won by Aston Villa this calendar year.

Tomorrow, we have to compete and perform at our best. Although it’s a tremendous undertaking,

we aim to showcase Legia and the Polish ball from a very positive angle

Excitement fills me. My football players must be feeling the same thing.

Runjaic responded, “I don’t know coach Emery personally,” when asked about Emery.

He is undoubtedly an excellent coach. Peeking at other trainers’ work styles can teach us a lot.

His squad plays modern football, is well-organized, and maintains a high defensive line.

“They are dangerous when playing direct;

I observe other coaches’ teams and make inferences from that,

but I am not familiar with the coach of our opponents.

“Coach Emery’s team has a lot of aspects in their game that you might find appealing.

We must minimise errors, play bravely and fearlessly, and showcase our individuality.

We used it in the first game, and it helped us win.”

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