Landing operation from Medilibar to Olympiakos

There is no scope for many breaths in this year’s Easter Olympic. However, this is something that happens for a good reason to the Piraeus, who have in their calendar within one week two historic dates with Aston Villa for the “4” of the Conference League.

In the first they did great, prevailing 4-2 of Emery’s team at Villa Park. The aim is to do just as well in the second leg, so as to seal qualification to the final of the event.

In this light, Mr Jose Luis Mendiliber, for whom it would not be an exaggeration to say that he got… excellent in the first match, he wants the ball… low. Not only on the pitch, but also by his players on a mental level. Not at all, he does not want to see signs of relaxation from his players, knowing that in this case, the Aston Villa have the quality to punish them.

As far as the “red and white” match preparation is concerned, the experienced technician is waiting for the news of his exams Francisco Ortega. The Argentinian full-back left the match in England injured, with Richards taking his place in the 46th minute. He has suffered a sprain (not a contusion), with the injury not looking serious at first diagnosis, but all will be clear through the MRI.