Leeds United fans gush over 'unplayable' Philippe Coutinho after Aston Villa draw
Aston Villa drew 3-3 with Leeds United on Wednesday night in what was a thriller at Villa Park as Philippe Coutinho and Jacob Ramsey starred for Steven Gerrard's side.
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THURSDAY'S BIG STORIES Heartwarming Narratives Ad/> Let's begin with Philippe Coutinho. Last night's game against Leeds was a showcase for Villa's new No 23: one goal, a beautiful hit from a player that only scores beautiful hits, but also two assists, from a player who is often accused, a little unfairly, of only scoring beautiful hits. The pass for Villa's second was a particular delight, a scudding, skating ball through a kinked Leeds defence that drew into Jacob Ramsey's path as if Villa Park were a bowling green.
'Vintage' Coutinho
Coutinho se fue al Premier League en enero de 2018 envuelto 'en oro'. Convertido en el, para muchos, mejor jugador de la competición tras sus exhibiciones en el Liverpool. El Barcelona no se lo pensó. 135 millones de euros, variables aparte, por el mediapunta. En la Ciudad Condal no se ha visto, amén de algún chispazo, a ese futbolista irreverente, decisivo y vertical que enamoró a Anfield. En su cesión al Bayern, a pesar de hacer las veces justiciero ante el propio Barça en Champions, tampoco. Pero como si en lugar de haber nacido en Rio de Janeiro lo hubiera hecho en Birmingham, sintiendo Inglaterra como un hogar cálido, en el Aston Villa ha vuelto el Coutinho diferencial.