A modern western with unexpected results:

In Portugal, the championship does not have much media coverage, even more during a day in the Champions League where they faced FC Porto, where there was a spectacular Paris SG x Liverpool and where Lionel Messi was take a step on a field. But the second tier of English football is rich in emotions, vibrant shows and movie-like twists. At Villa Park, a historic British football venue with another historic team, Nottingham, there was another field with 10 goals, three Portuguese and one point for each team. Yes, Aston Villa and Nottingham drew 5×5.

Advantage, Nottingham. With Tobias Figueiredo and João Carvalho in the eleven (Gil Dias would enter), the visiting team started much better, which in the six minutes had already won by 0x2 after the goals of Grabban and more specifically the Portuguese João Carvalho. A good advantage for such a short playing time that certainly left the supporters of Nottingham hope for a good Wednesday night, but there was still 84 minutes of film to go.

Aston Villa, who led a good recovery in the championship, did not just live with the bad entry and tried to get everything back up in just … eight minutes. At 14, 2×2. Tammy Abraham began to gain space as a protagonist of this western to English Two goals in the space of just three minutes equalized the match … until the 22nd minute. Matty Cash came back to give the advantage to Nottingham, but the match came back even before the break. Who scored? Abraham, of course.

The interval at Villa Park was not just to make refill with a glass of beer, buy popcorn or empty the bladder, was used to breathe 45 minutes of intense shooting, but far from having a winner and a loser. The second half started again in favor of Nottingham, who with Lolley's goal was for the third time in advantage.

The 3×4 lasted, but the expulsion of Tobias Figueiredo reopened the match and Tammy Abraham came back to appear near the end of the film to resume the role of hero. 4×4 by the marker of the The villains only 21 years old. Four minutes later, El-Ghazi put the home team ahead for the first time and made the fans crazy. After so much sweat, sacrifice and play with an extra element, Aston Villa would not let the victory run away, is not it? Lie. Grabban, eight minutes from the end, made the 5×5.

The result of this western Modern times was unexpected, with both teams showing white handkerchiefs (symbolizing peace, not resignation requests) and surrendering. One point for everyone and the 32,868 fans satisfied not to have been on the couch to watch the Champions … it is that there is the real Championship.