2024 Europa League Final - Atalanta v Bayer Leverkusen | Wed 22nd May, 20:00

[WestGorton]

written off v liverpool, written off v neverlusen. i bergamaschi refuse to die. can bayer score 11 goals by the end?

europa league, you underrated beauty!

Perfecto

 

[bridgeno1]

Rags will be offering £150m for Lookman next week.

Chelsea preparing a £175m bid on an 8 year contract as I type.

 

[ken tali]

Sees even more absurd ,how they have been unbeaten all season, immense amount of luck has to do something with it for sure

 

[RayCTID]

Atalanta have been brilliant and I think Leverkusen have been poor.

Think this was a fixture too far for the German outfit. The players and Alonso don’t seem very sharp. Reckon they may struggle in the DFB-Pokal final, as well.

First real test Bayer Leverkusen had in their winning run.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Lookman just got a big move to a major club in the summer.

 

[Chak19]

Piss around with your right sided defender, oppositions left winger promptly scores a hatrick. All on Alonso this!

He's played Stanisic there with Frimpong pushed higher before including the semi final win in Rome and the 3-0 against Bayern, they didn't look any better in the second half after he switched, I don't think this is Alonso overthinking, they just didn't show up tonight.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

Sees even more absurd ,how they have been unbeaten all season, immense amount of luck has to do something with it for sure

Basically farmers league version of Leicester.

 

[Josh_D]

Atalanta have been brilliant and I think Leverkusen have been poor.

Think this was a fixture too far for the German outfit. Reckon the may struggle in the DFB-Pokal final, as well.

They probably will. The loss tonight will be mentally draining. Also, having to dig to keep coming back can only be done so much. Doesn’t help when your manager does a Pep in a final as well.

Regardless, Atalanta has been superb. Chased everything all night. Robust everywhere

 

[jimharri]

Sees even more absurd ,how they have been unbeaten all season, immense amount of luck has to do something with it for sure

They've rescued a crazy amount of games in injury time. Eventually, that luck will run out.

 

[SebastianBlue]

First real test Bayer Leverkusen had in their winning run.

I think they’ve had plenty of real tests. This was among the biggest, though, and it was unfortunately at a time when all—including Alonso—seemed a bit sluggish in thought and stride, whilst coming up against a very good tournament side.