'He took responsibility' - Giovanni van Bronckhorst backs Aaron Ramsey after Europa League final penalty miss

Giovanni van Bronckhorst hailed Aaron Ramsey’s bravery after missing the penalty that handed Eintracht Frankfurt the win over Rangers in the Europa League final. Ramsey came on for Fashion Sakala in the 118th minute and had one touch of the ball before the penalty shootout. Ad/> It was 3-3 in the shootout before Ramsey stepped up, and his feeble attempt was saved by Frankfurt keeper, Kevin Trapp.

World Cup Qualification UEFABale brace sees Wales win play-off semi-final against Austria24/03/2022 AT 18:39 Eintracht Frankfurt were able to score all their penalties past Aaron McGregor, who became the third player aged 40 and over to appear in a major European final, with Rafael Borre scoring the winning penalty. “Of course, it’s a big disappointment. If you play a final in Europe and you lose it will hurt.

When you play a final you will do everything you can to win it. With penalties, it’s a lottery,” said Van Bronckhorst after Rangers’ loss. “Tonight, we weren’t on the good side.

But I can’t complain with everything my players gave before tonight and tonight. It was a tight game and went to penalties, and we lost. “We were so close to winning a trophy, but that’s football.

If you play a lot of big games, finals, you will have memories that stay with you. But I also lost a World Cup final,” said Van Bronckhorst referring to Netherlands’ loss against Spain in the 2010 edition. Trapp makes his claim on history — The Warm-Up Antony, Martinez, Timber and De Jong form Ten Hag shortlist at Man Utd — Paper Round 'Devastated is the word' — Tavernier says after tough penalty shootout loss to Frankfurt “Next season we have to start all over again.

The disappointment is there tonight. You see the game. There were a lot of subs used.