Aston Villa beat Fenerbahçe 6-0 to record their biggest European win
According to several media outlets, Aston Villa thrashed Fenerbahçe 6-0 at Villa Park on Wednesday, recording the club's biggest-ever victory in European competitions.
Aston Villa inflicted a historic defeat on Fenerbahçe on Wednesday evening at Villa Park, winning 6-0. According to The Guardian, Sky Sports and other media, this is the club's biggest ever victory in European competitions. BBC Sport speaks of a rewriting of the records, while Mundo Deportivo highlights the offensive display of Emery's team.
A record-breaking evening
The 6-0 scoreline is reported by all sources, including Turkish site Ajansspor, which notes that Fenerbahçe suffered a heavy defeat. According to Portuguese site zerozero, Aston Villa recorded "their biggest win in European competition history." Brazilian outlet Terra also speaks of the club's biggest ever victory.
The goalscorers
Nicolas Jackson and Ross Barkley each scored twice, according to Brazilian site Placar. The Guardian confirms these braces, referring to "Jackson and Barkley doubles." Portuguese site Maisfutebol mentions Nélson Semedo's presence in the Fenerbahçe ranks but gives no details on his role in the match.
A notable return for Mason Greenwood
The Independent reports that Mason Greenwood was "taunted" on his return, in reference to jeers or chants from the Villa Park crowd. The British outlet gives no further details on the nature of these provocations.
Champions League standings
Thanks to this success, Aston Villa took their tally to six points in the Champions League, according to Placar. The club thus confirms its strong start to the European campaign, although the full standings are not detailed in the sources.






