Villans End Bayern's Champions League Record

Aston Villa ended Bayern Munich's 41-game unbeaten run in the group stages of the UEFA Champions League

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00:00I am very proud of everything around Aston Villa.

00:18Before the match, for me, it was not the most important to win.

00:23It was how we could compete and be competing more or less close or far from them.

00:35And I can feel now proud of our work, proud of how we are here more or less getting better, increasing our level, increasing our demands.

00:54Aston Villa is the first club in the world to win the Champions League.

00:59They are the first club in the world to win the Champions League.

01:03They are the first club in the world to win the Champions League.

01:08I think when it comes to winning or losing, you don't need to take the context of so many years into it.

01:14It's just we lost the game.

01:16And the game has its own story.

01:20We had big chances, didn't score them, we gave away a moment.

01:24And in that moment, Aston Villa obviously scored a goal.

01:31When John Duran received the ball, he was scoring quick because in the analysis we did of them,

01:49we were speaking a lot about how is usually the position of Newell, always high.

02:00And really, I just spoke with my coach assist about how he should, because he had in his mind this possibility with Newell.