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Who could forget The general laughter of our Blues World Champions, Barthez, Zidane and Lizarazu in mind, during an amazing Marseillaise interpreted by an Icelandic baritone in September 1998 in Reykjavik? Tuesday evening at Villa Park, Joao Neves, Vitinha and Nuno Mendes had almost the same reaction, as are their opponents Youri Tielemans and Ezri Konsa, during the pre-match of Aston Villa-Psg (3-2).

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But why was there such a sequence of deconcentration at the always special moment when the anthem of the Champions League must be launched in the stadium? Quite simply because the organization of this quarter -final return of C1 mysteriously distributed in full the hymn… of the Europa League Instead!

Unai Emery right in her element

Surprised by this unusual missed, the Parisian players and the villans had trouble vibrating, like all the spectators of Villa Park. The sound system has tried to catch up with her error by launching an extract from the right hymn to the uprooting, except that the players were no longer at all in row, and that the public has slightly resumed the final “champioooooooooooooooso, without the usual magic.

Unai Emery's ultimate and superstitious fans could see in this lunar episode a boost of fate in favor of the coach with the four coronations in the Europa League. To a few parades from Gianluigi Donnarumma and a miraculous rescue of Willian Pacho near, we almost laughed at the end.

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