While Manchester United fans celebrated qualification for the Europa League quarterfinals following the 1-0 win against AC Milan last night, many didn’t notice a little argument in the technical area.
When leaving the pitch, Rossoneri manager Stefano Pioli didn’t like the words of Red Devils’ coach Kieran McKenna, and ended up shouting some unrepeatable phrases at him.
His anger made some noise in the Italian media, and it turned out that in a short statement today, the Milan boss ended up apologising for his behaviour.
Manchester United got qualification last night with an aggregate 2-1 score, following a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford and a 1-0 win at the San Siro.
Following today’s draw, the Red Devils are now set to face Spanish side Granada in the Europa League quarterfinals. The other ties will be made Arsenal vs Slavia Prague, Ajax vs Roma and Dinamo Zagreb vs Villarreal.
