
Gabriel Esparza
Publisher at Que Onda Magazine
Articles
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4 days ago |
claretvillans.com | Gabriel Esparza
Results could always turn out differently in the Premier League. On the whole, Matchday 36 worked out beautifully in Aston Villa's favor. Nottingham Forest dropped points against Leicester City, and the Arsenal draw would have been better for Villa had they lost, but it still works in the favor of AVFC. With six points up for grabs for everyone, it's not sealed, but if the Villans win their remaining fixtures, a lot of their destiny appears to be in their own hands.
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4 days ago |
foxesofleicester.com | Gabriel Esparza
In terms of saving Leicester's place in the English Premier League, it's too little, too late. There have, furthermore, been too many atrocious moments and matches as a whole throughout the season. This was true before Ruud van Nistelrooy came in and has been the case after the current gaffer took over. Even so, City have now won four points over their last two games. More importantly, the Foxes did what was asked of them from their current circumstances. Relegation was sealed long ago.
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5 days ago |
foxesofleicester.com | Gabriel Esparza
Sunday presents something of an opportunity for Leicester City. They face a Nottingham Forest side as heavy underdogs at the City Ground. There is not anyone reasonable who would even risk picking the Foxes to get a draw. Following their latest result against Southampton, the Premier League fixture does give Ruud van Nistelrooy's men a chance to at least put on a respectable showing.
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5 days ago |
claretvillans.com | Gabriel Esparza
Matchday 36 gives Aston Villa fans a lot to be anxious about. Particularly after an action-packed and historically significant match for the club, the route to the Champions League is alive and well. Now, supporters are at that time of year where fixtures throughout the Premier League have direct and immediate consequences in the standings. Fortunately for the AVFC faithful, Newcastle and Chelsea play early on Sunday. A draw leaves the door open for two potential teams for Villa to surpass.
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5 days ago |
claretvillans.com | Gabriel Esparza
It wouldn't be an Aston Villa game without controversy, controversy, and high anxiety. Ollie Watkins had provided the lead, and Unai Emery's men were able to hold on for the full complement of points. Entering the fixture, it wouldn't have mattered how Villa won on the day, and that sentiment was severely tested, particularly during the second half against Bournemouth. On the whole, Villa deserved the win.
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