Emery wants Aston Villa in the Champions League next season after the PSG to leave

Chief Aston Villa Unai emery aiming for a quick return to the Champions League after last night’s view against Paris Saint-Germain.

Stopping 3-1 from the first shares of their quarterfinals, it seems that the tie was over when Naked Achrafa Hakimi and Nuno Mendes put PSG 2-0 in the night.

But Villa returned with the efforts of your Tieleman, John McGinn and the Kons’ ezri who put them in front of and in the framework of one goal of forcing extra time.

They had their chances, but they failed to find the path of the last goalkeeper of PSG Gianluigi Donnarumm.

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The focus turns to the Premier League

He completed an extraordinary ride in the competition for Villa, which must now retrail his focus on domestic questions. They are seventh in the Premier League, but only a point in Manchester City in fifth place.

Emery said: “Now the most important thing is to get Europe again. The most important competition is the Champions League. The challenge we have in the last six games is to try to win Europe and the Champions League.

“The players have shown their ability to compete at this level. I hope we can quickly return to the Champions League game. This is our goal and play in the FA Cup as well as for the trophy.”

Two big games come for a villa

In the next two games, they face fellow European candidates Newcastle and Manchester City, and Emery has admitted the importance of forgetting PSG disappointment.

He added: “I demand how we can improve and better at the level we have faced today and at the level we have faced in the Champions League. Now we will face the same level in Newcastle in the Premier League.

“Newcastle and Manchester City next week, this is really fantastic because our best test is against these teams and how we react, as well as how fans enjoy it.

“I think it’s a process. We build a team, a new structure and increase our demands and standards. I want to get there with all the Aston villa supporters, workers, owners, players and coaches.”