Europa League Final | Sevilla beat Roma on penalties

[Ubiquitous]

This match is a useful reminder of what the CL final will look like if we don’t kill it off with some early goals. It will be a horrible affair.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

If Taylor booked all these tossers rushing him then they'd have to stop for fear of being sent off.

I wish he’d send the whole Roma team off. Every fucking time they’re getting at him.

 

[jimharri]

I actually feel sorry for Anthony Taylor. Roma side isn’t interested in anything but petty game management.


Farcical.

I wouldn't wish the gig on my worst enemy. Reffing in the PL will seem like a piece of piss compared to this.

 

[SebastianBlue]

If Taylor booked all these tossers rushing him then they'd have to stop for fear of being sent off.

Anyone other than the Captain going to the ref to remonstrate should be an immediate yellow card.

In Europe and the PL.

It has to stop.

 

[deano ou812]

This match is a useful reminder of what the CL final will look like if we don’t kill it off with some early goals. It will be a horrible affair.

This,Italian teams set out to at all costs take it to the final whistle or extra time and pens,if they go ahead in a game it’s a bonus ..

 

[oldhamblue]

Not a fan of Taylor but he's had his work cut out with these 2. Should rename it the Europa Shithousery Trophy

 

[Crooked_rain]

Both of these teams are dogshit

 

[Coljj]

Anyone watching on the BT Sport app? Nice to get the match in 4K HDR for free. I remember BT only used to make it available for free on YouTube and it was a jerky mess.

I did actually pay for a sub (£30 for 30 days) to watch the game in Munich and the semi finals.

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Roma playing for penalties. Already.

 

[SkyBlueFlux]

I think, being generous to Taylor, Sevilla's penalty shout is very much a damned either way one. Many will say there's hardly any contact and it's soft, the other half will say there is contact and it's from behind so has to be a penalty.

I thought it looked soft initially but I'm surprised it got overturned once the decision was made. Inconsistency in when VAR gets involved is for me its biggest issue. It seems effectively random chance whether it will be used or not.