Everything you need to know for the European ties on Thursday

After the exit from Aston Villa from the Uefa Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday and Arsenals victory against Real Madrid on Wednesday, football author Ben Bloom deals with the remaining European ties this week with the Premier League Sides and what is to be expected.

It was a mixed bag for the other three Premier League clubs that are still in Europe.

Both Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur were able to cope with the draws in the UEFA Europa League, while Chelsea was still not spoiled in the UEFA Conference League.

Here is everything you need to know about the remaining European quarter-final this week.

UEFA Europa League

Eintracht Frankfurt against Spurs (1-1 in total)
Thursday, April 17th, 8:00 p.m. BST

Unlike in so many other games in which you did not win this season, the first stage of this tie had many positive for Spurs.

Although Posetecoglou fell back to an early Hugo Ekikte strike, he shot forward with the intensity in the course of the game, but ended with only one lonely Pedro Porro goal to show it.

Spurs hit the CrossHel twice and was at the end of a goalkeeper class by Kaua Santos, who repeatedly thwarted her efforts.

“I stepped down by the fact that the soccer gods have come differently elsewhere than in the eyes this year,” said Postecoglou.

His team to Germany, who knows that this is the only hope of European football next season after a dark domestic campaign with 17 defeats of the Premier League – most recently on Sunday at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

You lost eight of your 12 away games in this calendar year, while Frankfurt is impressive at home. The German side is unbeaten in Europe in Deutsche Bank Park and has only lost three times at home in the Bundesliga this season and scored in every home game.

With Spurs’ tendency to make mistakes at wolves again cost-cost-dynamic, rapidly broken young team try to take advantage of every slip from the page of Postecoglou.

“We have to go there and now fight to get what I deserved this evening,” said the Australian after the first leg. “We will try to do that.”

Man UTD against Lyon (2-2 in total)
Thursday, April 17th, 8:00 p.m. BST

For MAN UTD see Spurs. Both teams spotted at the end of the Premier League, both have all the eggs in the Europa League basket and both pay the price of errors.

In the first leg against Lyon, it was responsible for both Lyon goals under the goalkeeper Andre Onana, so that Thiago Almadas Crossed Free-Kick could find the way online and did not keep a shot that made it possible for Rayan Cherki to type a stoppage team.

Onana was dropped on Sunday in favor of Altay Bayindir for the trip to Newcastle, but the Turkish goalkeeper also made a bad mistake to give the hosts of one of four goals with a destructive defeat. It remains to be seen who will nod the goal for the encounter on Thursday.

United was well organized and largely convenient for large parts of the first leg, but, as was often the case this season, paid the price of poor refinement.

They will be without striker Joshua Zirkzee, who rushed against Newcastle because of a thigh injury. With the teenager Chido Obi for Europe, Rasmus Hojlund is the only available striker.

“It’s a really difficult match, but we play with our fans and when we play at home we play with another player,” said Ruben Amorim.

UEFA Conference League

Chelsea against Legia Warsaw (3-0 total)
Thursday, April 17th, 8:00 p.m. BST

Chelsea’s offer for the Crown League crown only seems to be a few sustainable threats, and Enzo Maresca’s team continued their quiet progress by returning to London with a buffer with three goals, which they will be fully awaited.

A first Chelsea goal for Tyrique George and a noni Madueke double was a fair reward for a dominant performance in Poland.

If there was a little problem, it was still inability to Chelsea’s inability to go to points at the opening halves of points in all competitions in the first half, and they extended them to eight in the 2-2 draw against Ipswich Town on Sunday.

Cole Palmer was replaced in a pre -planned change during the break and he has not scored in 14 games.