Villarreal v Manchester United, 26 May 2021

Score1-1 :: penalties 11-10 to Villarreal
RefereeClément Turpin
CompetitionUEFA Europa League Final
VenueStadion Miejski, Gdańsk
Attendance9,142

View Manchester United v Villarreal head to head

Kick-off: 9.00pm local (8.00pm BST) Villarreal won 11-10 on penalties After extra time - 1-1 at 90 minutes. Attendance limited due to COVID-19 restrictions.

1 (11) Villarreal

Manager: Unai Emery

1 (10) Manchester United

Manager: Ole Gunnar Solskjær

Goals:

Goals:

Edinson Cavani 55 G

Starting lineup:

Starting lineup:

David De Gea Goalkeeper
Eric Bailly Defender
Victor Lindelöf Defender
Luke Shaw Defender
Aaron Wan-Bissaka Defender/Midfielder
Scott McTominay Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Bruno Fernandes Midfielder (captain)
Paul Pogba Midfielder
Marcus Rashford Midfielder/Forward
Edinson Cavani Forward
Mason Greenwood Forward

Substitutions:

Substitutions:

Fred for Mason Greenwood 100
Daniel James for Paul Pogba 116
Axel Tuanzebe for Eric Bailly 116
Juan Mata for Aaron Wan-Bissaka 120
Alex Telles for Scott McTominay 120

Cards:

Cards:

Eric Bailly 82 Y
Edinson Cavani 113 Y

On the bench:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Lee Grant
Goalkeeper Dean Henderson
Defender Alex Telles
Defender Harry Maguire
Defender Axel Tuanzebe
Defender Brandon Williams
Defender/Midfielder Nemanja Matić
Midfielder Fred
Midfielder Juan Mata
Midfielder Donny van de Beek
Midfielder/Forward Daniel James
Forward Amad Diallo

Comments:

This was Villarreal's first-ever major European competition final. Although they won the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2003 and 2004, their only domestic honour remained as the Tercera División title in 1969-70 (the fourth tier of Spanish football). The population of Villarreal is around 50,000 - two-thirds of the capacity of Manchester United's Old Trafford.

Comments:

Penalty shoot-out details (Manchester United went second) 1 - Juan Mata [scored] 2 - Alex Telles [scored] 3 - Bruno Fernandes [scored] 4 - Marcus Rashford [scored] 5 - Edinson Cavani [scored] 6 - Fred [scored] 7 - Daniel James [scored] 8 - Luke Shaw [scored] 9 - Axel Tuanzebe [scored] 10 - Victor Lindelöf [scored] 11 - David De Gea [saved] This game was played 22 years to the day since current manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær scored the dramatic added time winner as Manchester United beat Bayern München in the UEFA Champions League Final.

1 (11) Villarreal

Manager: Unai Emery

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Substitutions:

Cards:

On the bench:

Comments:

This was Villarreal's first-ever major European competition final. Although they won the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2003 and 2004, their only domestic honour remained as the Tercera División title in 1969-70 (the fourth tier of Spanish football). The population of Villarreal is around 50,000 - two-thirds of the capacity of Manchester United's Old Trafford.

1 (10) Manchester United

Manager: Ole Gunnar Solskjær

Goals:

Edinson Cavani 55 G

Starting lineup:

David De Gea Goalkeeper
Eric Bailly Defender
Victor Lindelöf Defender
Luke Shaw Defender
Aaron Wan-Bissaka Defender/Midfielder
Scott McTominay Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Bruno Fernandes Midfielder (captain)
Paul Pogba Midfielder
Marcus Rashford Midfielder/Forward
Edinson Cavani Forward
Mason Greenwood Forward

Substitutions:

Fred for Mason Greenwood 100
Daniel James for Paul Pogba 116
Axel Tuanzebe for Eric Bailly 116
Juan Mata for Aaron Wan-Bissaka 120
Alex Telles for Scott McTominay 120

Cards:

Eric Bailly 82 Y
Edinson Cavani 113 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Lee Grant
Goalkeeper Dean Henderson
Defender Alex Telles
Defender Harry Maguire
Defender Axel Tuanzebe
Defender Brandon Williams
Defender/Midfielder Nemanja Matić
Midfielder Fred
Midfielder Juan Mata
Midfielder Donny van de Beek
Midfielder/Forward Daniel James
Forward Amad Diallo

Comments:

Penalty shoot-out details (Manchester United went second) 1 - Juan Mata [scored] 2 - Alex Telles [scored] 3 - Bruno Fernandes [scored] 4 - Marcus Rashford [scored] 5 - Edinson Cavani [scored] 6 - Fred [scored] 7 - Daniel James [scored] 8 - Luke Shaw [scored] 9 - Axel Tuanzebe [scored] 10 - Victor Lindelöf [scored] 11 - David De Gea [saved] This game was played 22 years to the day since current manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær scored the dramatic added time winner as Manchester United beat Bayern München in the UEFA Champions League Final.