As the season finale heats up in the footballing world, Valencia and Arsenal lock horns for second consecutive semi-final tie of Europa League. A victory for either team in the first leg will give them a breathing space.
Arsenal will step on the pitch to avoid the same feat as of last year when they face Arsenal in semi-final tie of Europa League. The Gunners will welcome Valencia in the first leg and in know way they would want to be courteous enough or show any gratitude towards the visitors.
The cross to bear a victory for his team will fall upon Aubameyang, top-scorer for Arsenal this season. The Gabonese international in his first season for Arsenal at Emirates under Emery has been so sensational that even he wouldn’t have thought of. Although his success has been largely due to his bromance with Lacazette.
We all are aware that Auba is not to his full against bigger clubs but we also know that it is this Gabonese striker who can strike us through into the finals of Europa League. Having scored 29 goals already for the Gunners this season, Aubameyang is in the top notch of all time.
The not so faulty defence of Valencia will surely possess a threat coming to England and it is his finishing abilities, pace that can break the mean defence of visitors. Valencia, beware!! The lion is here to roar and avenge the defeat of his club while he was not there.
The Spanish club has brilliantly and so often showcased the disease they can be with their untraceable attack. The attack mastered by Spanish international and Real Madrid graduate, Rodrigo who by far possesses aplenty quality of a perfect striker. The Spaniard who can play as a striker or in the right-wing, he is too good for the oppositions. The Spanish forward is not in his prime but his talent is enough to cause threat.
A potential and a whole striker, Rodrigo complements his partners too well by providing key passes or making valuable crosses along with his personal capabilities of shooting from distance and headed attempts. If the player keeps going it will be a tough day in the office for Petr Cech.
In their days, Rodrigo and Aubameyang both can be ruthless and with pressure of cruising into the finals on them, each one will give it their all to take their respective teams into the final.
