Unai Emery, manager of Aston Villa, spoke out after the team's home defeat to Everton in the latest English Premier League match.
Unai Emery, manager of the "Villans" Aston Villa, admitted feeling disappointed after his team lost 0-1 at home to Everton in the Premier League last night, despite creating many chances.
Emery said, "We created so many chances but couldn't score. They had fewer opportunities but managed to score. They played excellently. This is the Premier League, and they deserved to win. We have to analyze this game and keep moving forward."
Regarding John McGinn's injury: "It's unfortunate for us, but we have to accept that players can get injured in competition. We must continue working in the transfer market and find ways to improve the team."
On the top-five contention: "We are not yet contenders for that. There are other teams with more potential than us."
This defeat leaves Aston Villa with 43 points, the same as Manchester City, missing the chance to overtake them and claim second place, which is regrettable.