Aston Villa Demolish Bologna to Storm into Europa League Semi-Finals

Added at:
another languages: uk ru

Aston Villa - Bologna 4:0

Aston Villa delivered a statement performance at Villa Park, brushing aside Bologna with authority to secure their place in the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League. After a 3-1 away win in the first leg, Unai Emery’s side left nothing to chance, producing a ruthless display in front of their home supporters.

The tone was set early. In just the 16th minute, Ollie Watkins calmly finished from close range after a precise delivery from Morgan Rogers, extending Aston Villa’s aggregate lead and effectively putting the tie beyond reach.

To their credit, Bologna attempted to respond, but fortune was not on their side. Goalkeeper Federico Ravaglia briefly lifted spirits by saving a penalty from Morgan Rogers, only for Emiliano Buendía to pounce moments later, firing home from a tight angle to double the advantage on the night.

Before the interval, Morgan Rogers made amends for his missed spot-kick, finishing confidently after a well-worked move involving John McGinn, as Aston Villa tightened their grip on the contest.

The second half brought no respite for the Italian side. Aston Villa continued to dominate, and Ezri Konsa added further gloss to the scoreline with a superb volley to make it 4-0 on the night.

2025-26, Europa League

Aston Villa - Bologna 4:0 (3:0)
Goals: Watkins, 16 (1:0); Buendia, 26 (2:0); Rogers M., 39 (3:0); Konsa, 89 (4:0)

Aston Villa: Martinez E.; Konsa; Digne; Torres Pau; Onana A. (Bogarde L., 78); Cash; McGinn J. (Bailey, 64); Tielemans (Douglas Luiz, 74); Watkins (Abraham T., 64); Buendia; Rogers M. (Sancho, 74)
Substitution: Bailey (from 64); Abraham T. (from 64); Douglas Luiz (from 74); Sancho (from 74); Bogarde L. (from 78)
Bench: Bizot; Wright J.; Lindelöf; Mings; Maatsen I.; Elliott H.; Andrés García

Bologna: Ravaglia F.; Casale (Heggem, 82); João Mário Neto (Zortea, 46); Juan Miranda; Vitík; Moro N.; Freuler (Sohm S., 46); Ferguson L.; Castro S. (Odgaard, 76); Bernardeschi (Orsolini, 46); Rowe J.
Substitution: Zortea (from 46); Sohm S. (from 46); Orsolini (from 46); Odgaard (from 76); Heggem (from 82)
Bench: Pessina; Lykogiannis; Pobega; Cambiaghi
Yellow Cards: Bernardeschi 29

another languages: uk ru

NewsRSS - News - Terrikon

26 May

16:21
Maurizio Sarri Confirmed as New Atalanta Head Coach
15:00
Viktor Tsygankov Set to Lead Girona Exodus
11:37
Green Shirts and Grain Bribes: 5 Untold Stories from the 1978 World Cup
00:37
Historic Collapse: Wolfsburg Relegated from the Bundesliga

25 May

21:01
Massimiliano Allegri and AC Milan Leadership Sacked After Disastrous Season
16:50
Spain Announce Official 2026 World Cup Squad
14:45
Harry Kane Wins European Golden Boot
10:24
PSG Facing Major Injury Concerns Ahead of Champions League Final
08:42
AC Milan Miss Out on Champions League Qualification
08:28
Villarreal Demolish Atletico Madrid in La Liga Third-Place Showdown
00:56
Formula-1: Antonelli Dominates Again as Hamilton Returns to the Podium in Canada

24 May

23:20
Pep Guardiola Loses Final Match as Manchester City Manager
20:18
Roberto De Zerbi Keeps Tottenham in Premier League as West Ham Suffer Relegation
09:58
Robert Lewandowski Scores in Emotional Final Appearance for Barcelona
09:42
Real Madrid End Season with a Six-Goal Victory Over Athletic
09:29
Inter End Serie A Season in Style After Six-Goal Thriller Against Bologna
08:41
Harry Kane Hat-Trick Fires Bayern Munich to Domestic Double
08:27
Girona Relegated from La Liga
02:26
Oleksandr Usyk Survives Scare to Stop Rico Verhoeven in Egypt Showdown

23 May

20:55
Russell Holds Off Antonelli to Win Canadian Grand Prix Sprint
19:39
Hull City Return to the Premier League After Dramatic Play-Off Final Victory
12:21
Panathinaikos Part Ways with Rafael Benitez After Disappointing Finish
01:43
Ronaldo Hits Historic $300 Million Mark to Top Forbes Rich List Again
00:19
Lens Make History with First-Ever Coupe de France Triumph

22 May

23:55
Late Own Goal Denies Fiorentina Victory Against Atalanta in Serie A Finale