Unai Emery’s unusual post-match interview says a lot about the wild Man Utd draw.
Premier League fans got to see one of the wildest games of the 2026/2027 season so far when Manchester United and Aston Villa played out a thrilling draw. The game kept swinging both ways before ending tied, but Unai Emery wasn’t too happy with how things went at Old Trafford.
After the exciting match, the Spanish manager shared his thoughts in a very unusual post-game interview.
One of the most exciting matches of the season happened at Old Trafford this weekend, with Aston Villa starting strong. They scored early, in the 1st and 4th minutes, making it look like another tough day for the Manchester United fans.
But Bruno Fernandes scored a penalty in the 16th minute, and Youri Tielemans leveled the score just before halftime.
Still, United struggled again after the break. John McGinn scored a penalty early in the second half, and Goretzka grabbed a fourth goal to put Villa ahead 4-2.
Just when it seemed United were done, the referee added six minutes of extra time, giving them a chance. United made the most of it—Joshua Zirkzee scored in the 92nd minute, and Patrick Dorgu scored from a corner right at the end to tie the game.
The late goals left Emery frustrated. He shook hands with Michael Carrick, then walked off before the final whistle.
During the interview, Emery didn’t hide his feelings. “More, more, more questions?” he said to the Sky reporter, then explained why he left early. “Because they scored in the 96th minute—it was like the match was ending. It wasn’t unfair. They scored at 96 minutes, and I left because the game was basically over after the restart.”
Whether it was the result or the questions, Emery looked annoyed as he finished the interview and walked away.