UEFA Europa League 2022/23 Season

[masulum]

You are right that even in La Liga Sevilla did not appear as serious as in the Europa League competition. No one would be surprised how strong Sevilla's DNA is in the Europa League. Seeing from the beginning Sevilla appeared in the Europa League until they reached their peak in the Final 50% of them locked in a win even though the opponent was Roma. They have won 7 trophies which makes the next season quite interesting as many Premier League challengers like Liverpool and Brighton can show resistance.

I think this is one of the intelligence of Sevilla coach, they know this season is not a good season for their team in La Liga, they are only able to be in 11th position in the standings. Making the focus on UEL is the right decision. Even they are struggling in La Liga, they were able to maintain their position in UEL until they succeeded in becoming champions. AS Roma lost in the UEL final, but I think this is a sign that Mourinho has been able to improve AS Roma slowly.

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[hahay]

You are right that even in La Liga Sevilla did not appear as serious as in the Europa League competition. No one would be surprised how strong Sevilla's DNA is in the Europa League. Seeing from the beginning Sevilla appeared in the Europa League until they reached their peak in the Final 50% of them locked in a win even though the opponent was Roma. They have won 7 trophies which makes the next season quite interesting as many Premier League challengers like Liverpool and Brighton can show resistance.

I think this is one of the intelligence of Sevilla coach, they know this season is not a good season for their team in La Liga, they are only able to be in 11th position in the standings. Making the focus on UEL is the right decision. Even they are struggling in La Liga, they were able to maintain their position in UEL until they succeeded in becoming champions. AS Roma lost in the UEL final, but I think this is a sign that Mourinho has been able to improve AS Roma slowly.

If Sevilla is not serious in La Liga, then it is very likely that Sevilla will be relegated, because at first Sevilla was able to recover or get up too after making many attempts in La Liga matches. With great efforts that continue to be made, Sevilla can finally avoid the relegation zone in La Liga and what's more, Sevilla can win the Europa League title this season by getting rid of other big teams like Manchester United and also Juventus and not just AS Roma.

[MAAManda]

In the end Roma made their mark, they didn't play badly. But anything can happen in a final.
I'm only sorry that Jose Mourinho took it so badly. They've been making it to the final two years in a row, he should be satisfied anyway I think.

Yep, they didn't play badly and they also lost unfairly. I'm sure AS Roma and their fans are very upset about the decision made by Anthony Taylor, it could be, if Anthony Taylor gives a penalty to AS Roma, maybe they will get the UEL title. Not only in the Sevilla - AS Roma match, even Anthony Taylor had made the wrong decision several times before. I agree with AS Roma fans, this referee should be punished for the wrong decisions he made.

[onecall123]

In the end Roma made their mark, they didn't play badly. But anything can happen in a final.
I'm only sorry that Jose Mourinho took it so badly. They've been making it to the final two years in a row, he should be satisfied anyway I think.

Yep, they didn't play badly and they also lost unfairly. I'm sure AS Roma and their fans are very upset about the decision made by Anthony Taylor, it could be, if Anthony Taylor gives a penalty to AS Roma, maybe they will get the UEL title. Not only in the Sevilla - AS Roma match, even Anthony Taylor had made the wrong decision several times before. I agree with AS Roma fans, this referee should be punished for the wrong decisions he made.

José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

[shogun47]

In the end Roma made their mark, they didn't play badly. But anything can happen in a final.
I'm only sorry that Jose Mourinho took it so badly. They've been making it to the final two years in a row, he should be satisfied anyway I think.

Yep, they didn't play badly and they also lost unfairly. I'm sure AS Roma and their fans are very upset about the decision made by Anthony Taylor, it could be, if Anthony Taylor gives a penalty to AS Roma, maybe they will get the UEL title. Not only in the Sevilla - AS Roma match, even Anthony Taylor had made the wrong decision several times before. I agree with AS Roma fans, this referee should be punished for the wrong decisions he made.

José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

Mourinho is who he is. He has forever been one of the worst losers in football history and he usually never had manners. There is a video where they are in the underground car park or something and Mourinho screams at the referee that he is "a disgrace" and he couldn't his anger for a second. I find that really disturbing because which other coach would do that so long after the final has ended. It would even be bad on the pitch, but I think something similar happened to other coaches as well, but doing it offside the pitch and screaming and insulting like a little schoolboy is typical Mourinho.

[skarais]

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José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

Mourinho has the right to criticize the referee because he feels Roma have been wronged by some of his decisions, but the way Mourinho did it was not very wise. There have been plenty of other teams hurt by the referee's decision to officiate but some coaches simply talk to the media instead of chasing the referee into the parking lot. That's very unwise in my opinion, but Mourinho's annoyance is understandable.

[Zlantann]

José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

A match that produced thirteen yellow cards is not a controversial free game. Roma had seven and Sevilla got six. Mourinho felt that Erik Lamela should have received a second yellow card because of his challenge on Pablo Ibanez but the referee overlooked it. After closely watching the game I think referee Anthony Taylor was fair. Mourinho and Roma were desperate to win the game because that trophy would have given them the financial boast the club needed. I also think Mourinho would have remained in the club to complete the remaining year left in his contract because of the qualification for the UEFA champions league. Now there is speculation that he would leave the Italian outfit. His manner each time he fails to win a game is not acceptable, he should learn from other top coaches that control their emotions. I think he will be fined or suspended from some games. But I doubt if this punishment will deter him from his aggressive approach each time he loses a game because he has always faced the same punishment and failed to change.

[Distraction]

This title is such an important one for especially Sevilla manager Mendilibar. Because the guy had zero titles with any team in his manager career until this season. This was mostly due to managing below average teams in Spain though. I don't think he would have had a chance like this if Sevilla didn't do this bad in the La Liga this season. And he used this chance in a great way as it can be clearly seen.

Now he might have a bigger chance to manage some other decent teams in case of leaving Sevilla.

Sevilla are like a Europa League title magnet though. No matter who manages them Sevilla still find a way to become very successful in this tournament. It is like they won the half of the tournaments in last 10 years. This was crucial for them to join back the Champions League also of course. Because even though they got away from the relegation field they couldn't get that close to top 4.

[maju69]

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José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

Mourinho has the right to criticize the referee because he feels Roma have been wronged by some of his decisions, but the way Mourinho did it was not very wise. There have been plenty of other teams hurt by the referee's decision to officiate but some coaches simply talk to the media instead of chasing the referee into the parking lot. That's very unwise in my opinion, but Mourinho's annoyance is understandable.

Yes, he has the right to question the decisions of the referee in a match, but he also has to do well, unfortunately he does things he shouldn't. I understand that it all happened because of emotion because he felt the referee's decision was very detrimental to AS Roma, but he should have known because he is a very experienced coach who must be able to control himself.

[klidex]

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José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

Mourinho has the right to criticize the referee because he feels Roma have been wronged by some of his decisions, but the way Mourinho did it was not very wise. There have been plenty of other teams hurt by the referee's decision to officiate but some coaches simply talk to the media instead of chasing the referee into the parking lot. That's very unwise in my opinion, but Mourinho's annoyance is understandable.

The situation that Mourinho experienced in the game at that time for me was very natural because it was the final round that decided the victory and Mourinho felt the referee was unfair so he chased the referee into the parking lot.
Mourinho probably wouldn't have done this if this happened in the premier league but this is about the Europa League ending up losing Roma to unfair refereeing.

[skarais]

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The situation that Mourinho experienced in the game at that time for me was very natural because it was the final round that decided the victory and Mourinho felt the referee was unfair so he chased the referee into the parking lot.
Mourinho probably wouldn't have done this if this happened in the premier league but this is about the Europa League ending up losing Roma to unfair refereeing.

Hmmm, yes we might argue but things have happened and in the end Mourinho couldn't do much other than protest some decisions. He couldn't make Roma win the last match regardless of the referee's controversy, that's because his strategy against Sevilla was not bad. Even the Roma penalty takers were unable to break into Yassine Bounou's goal on two different occasions. Mourinho's strategy did not turn out as expected because he forgot that Yassine Bounou was one of the best goalkeepers during the last World Cup.

[ajiz138]

Mourinho has the right to criticize the referee because he feels Roma have been wronged by some of his decisions, but the way Mourinho did it was not very wise. There have been plenty of other teams hurt by the referee's decision to officiate but some coaches simply talk to the media instead of chasing the referee into the parking lot. That's very unwise in my opinion, but Mourinho's annoyance is understandable.

If it was handball then the game would be different and even Roma had the chance to win the Europa League but the referee's decision was controversial so it was only natural for Jose Mourinho to criticize basically he often did this when he was at Real Madrid he had even waited in the parking lot waiting for the referee to make a few protests and this is indeed quite excessive what Jose Mourinho did.

Do you know I saw in some videos at the Antony Taylor airport surrounded by Roma fans and he was almost beaten but fortunately there are local police officers who can look after him even in tense situations, some also there were other commotions and that's what I saw.

[indah rezqi]

Do you know I saw in some videos at the Antony Taylor airport surrounded by Roma fans and he was almost beaten but fortunately there are local police officers who can look after him even in tense situations, some also there were other commotions and that's what I saw.

Wow, that's an overreaction in my opinion. Hopefully the referee will not have the same fate as Andres Escobar who was shot dead by his own team's fans for scoring an own goal. Even if it was a different case, the reaction of Mourinho and the Roma fans was exaggerated. They seemed unable to accept defeat even though their team played very badly throughout the match.

Perhaps the case of the referee presiding over the Europa League final will be investigated further and the authorities should get some clarity on what really happened. I just saw Mourinho react angrily on the sidelines during the match, but don't know how it goes after the match.

[lizarder]

In the end Roma made their mark, they didn't play badly. But anything can happen in a final.
I'm only sorry that Jose Mourinho took it so badly. They've been making it to the final two years in a row, he should be satisfied anyway I think.

Sevilla went through a much more difficult phase to reach the final and in the end managed to come out as champions, regardless of how the referee was controversial but the hard work shown by the Seville players really made them deserve to be champions. Sevilla had to concede first and a solid Roma defense forced Sevilla to work hard, but also didn't hit the target to score until in the end Mancini made a small error which resulted in an own goal and ended it all.

The results determined through penalties are much more difficult to predict and maybe Sevilla's experience is much better in the European League, so that calm and ability to deal with pressure when penalties are far more prepared than foster children Jose Mourinho, as evidenced by the pressure possessed by the player Rome who ultimately failed to complete several penalties.

[tusandii]

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José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

Mourinho has the right to criticize the referee because he feels Roma have been wronged by some of his decisions, but the way Mourinho did it was not very wise. There have been plenty of other teams hurt by the referee's decision to officiate but some coaches simply talk to the media instead of chasing the referee into the parking lot. That's very unwise in my opinion, but Mourinho's annoyance is understandable.

The situation that Mourinho experienced in the game at that time for me was very natural because it was the final round that decided the victory and Mourinho felt the referee was unfair so he chased the referee into the parking lot.
Mourinho probably wouldn't have done this if this happened in the premier league but this is about the Europa League ending up losing Roma to unfair refereeing.

The Europa League final is very important for Roma so it's only natural that coach Mourinho would do this because he was disappointed with several refereeing decisions that made his team lose.
But actually Roma's game was very good in yesterday's final match and they even had the lead before Sevilla equalized in the second round.
Actually from the start I was sure that Rome could maintain this advantage but unfortunately the facts said otherwise and the match had to be finished on penalties.

[MAAManda]

Yep, they didn't play badly and they also lost unfairly. I'm sure AS Roma and their fans are very upset about the decision made by Anthony Taylor, it could be, if Anthony Taylor gives a penalty to AS Roma, maybe they will get the UEL title. Not only in the Sevilla - AS Roma match, even Anthony Taylor had made the wrong decision several times before. I agree with AS Roma fans, this referee should be punished for the wrong decisions he made.

José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

All the bad words that Jose Mourinho said to Anthony Taylor were the right things, Anthony Taylor really deserved it. How can a professional referee miss such an obvious handball (even without using VAR). What I regret the most is that Anthony Taylor has the support of the PGMOL and also UEFA, it's true that threats and all bad things are not justified, but, can we not exclude this one thing? this was completely the fault of the referee.

[bekti3]

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The situation that Mourinho experienced in the game at that time for me was very natural because it was the final round that decided the victory and Mourinho felt the referee was unfair so he chased the referee into the parking lot.
Mourinho probably wouldn't have done this if this happened in the premier league but this is about the Europa League ending up losing Roma to unfair refereeing.

Hmmm, yes we might argue but things have happened and in the end Mourinho couldn't do much other than protest some decisions. He couldn't make Roma win the last match regardless of the referee's controversy, that's because his strategy against Sevilla was not bad. Even the Roma penalty takers were unable to break into Yassine Bounou's goal on two different occasions. Mourinho's strategy did not turn out as expected because he forgot that Yassine Bounou was one of the best goalkeepers during the last World Cup.

Now they just have to come to terms with it but there is a lot of anger from the fans in this regard as there are even those who hold the referee working on the match to be distracted off the pitch. In my opinion, even though this is a form of protest and anger because they failed to win a trophy, this kind of thing must be minimized immediately because it can damage the image of their own club now.

[el kaka22]

I am not entirely sure if Uefa or Fifa could do something about it, but they should at the very least send the ref an army of lawyers they paid for, which we all know they have, probably greatest lawyers in all nations, and let them work on figuring out who was doing the acts at the airport and help the ref sue them one by one and ban them from all football stadiums as well. If they can do that, then it will show the whole world that you can't do that, or your life would be over.

There are consequences of your actions and if you do not face them then you will think that it's fine. If something is illegal, but nobody stops you from doing it, and you are free to go, is it really illegal? This is why there needs to be consequences for anyone who attacked the ref, with his family on his side nonetheless.

[uswa56]

The Europa League final is very important for Roma so it's only natural that coach Mourinho would do this because he was disappointed with several refereeing decisions that made his team lose.
But actually Roma's game was very good in yesterday's final match and they even had the lead before Sevilla equalized in the second round.
Actually from the start I was sure that Rome could maintain this advantage but unfortunately the facts said otherwise and the match had to be finished on penalties.

I think many were disappointed with the referee's decision in this final match and Jose Maurinho's anger makes a lot of sense in my opinion because there were several moments when the AS Roma team was really hurt by the referee's decision.
AS Roma's defeat is quite a pity because this is their target so they have not focused on the domestic league in recent weeks just to prepare the team for this final match and also this is the only hope for the Roma team to be able to play in the Champions League next season.
but these are the facts, even though Roma fans are disappointed with this result and also disappointed with the unfair refereeing decisions for them but Sevilla are really the kings of the Europa League, it is very difficult to beat them even though this season their performance in La Liga is declining.

[rahmad2nd]

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José Mourinho has been charged for using insulting and abusive language towards referee Anthony Taylor during the Europa League final. As a fan of football, it is disappointing to see a manager confronting a referee in such a violent manner. However, perhaps Mourinho did not know how to properly express his grievances. This news may not come as a surprise, as Jose has always been known to speak his mind about what he perceives as the truth. I have concern that did UEFA really witness everything that happened on the pitch?

Mourinho has the right to criticize the referee because he feels Roma have been wronged by some of his decisions, but the way Mourinho did it was not very wise. There have been plenty of other teams hurt by the referee's decision to officiate but some coaches simply talk to the media instead of chasing the referee into the parking lot. That's very unwise in my opinion, but Mourinho's annoyance is understandable.

I read, the rumors are still very warm. Jose Mouinho was threatened with sanctions due to his actions towards referee Anthony Taylor in the parking lot. rumor has it, what Jose Mourinho did could have a long tail. but reportedly not only Mourinho, but the AS Roma supporter also took an unpleasant action on the British referee. AS Roma fans were caught on camera harassing the Europa League Final referee, Anthony Taylor at the Budapest airport. in fact, it was rumored the club's angry Italian fans directed insults and threw chairs at Taylor as he and his family were escorted out by airport security. I think, what Jose Mourinho is too much. I can understand his disappointment, but the truth is he doesn't deserve to do things like that.

Based on my point of view, indeed, the referee seemed to act one-sided in the match. however, the fact is that AS Roma lost in a penalty shoot-out. they should be able to accept it with a big heart. after all, the two teams did not display a spectacular game. even, as a connoisseur of football. I'm a little bored watching the final match.