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Roma hero Tammy Abraham says he found it a "surprise" that he was marked by Leicester City's Ricardo Pereira at the corner he scored from as he wrecked the Foxes' Euro dream.
Leicester City's dreams of European glory were wrecked by Roma last night as Tammy Abraham's first-half goal sent Jose Mourinho's side to the Europa Conference League final.
Roma manager Jose Mourinho was moved to tears after the Italian team reached the final of the inaugural UEFA Europa Conference League after beating Leicester City 2-1 on aggregate. After playing out a 1-1 draw at the King Power last week, Tammy Abraham's first-half strike at the Stadio Olimpico was enough to take Roma through to the final. Moments ahead of the final whistle, Mourinho got a bit emotional and tears started coming out of his eyes as Roma reached just their second European final.
Jose Mourinho refused to praise Tammy Abraham despite the former Chelsea striker playing a decisive role in last night’s Europa Conference League semi-final win over Leicester City.
Tammy Abraham’s first-half header earned Italian Serie A side Roma a place in the final of the inaugural Europa Conference League, where they will meet Dutch club Feyenoord following two tight semi-finals on Thursday.
An emotional Jose Mourinho likened Roma booking a place in this month's Europa League Conference final as "our Champions League".
And so it proved that Leicester City’s biggest problem of the season was their undoing in their biggest game of the season.
(Reuters) - Leicester City's inability to defend corners proved costly on Thursday as they were eliminated from the Europa Conference League semi-finals by AS Roma and manager Brendan Rodgers conceded his side were not physical enough.