‘There’s a reason Emery…’ – Pundit makes plea to Aston Villa fans ahead of Bayern tie.

Dan Bardell has asked supporters of Aston Villa to support the squad and Unai Emery in their Champions League matchup with Bayern Munich.

On Wednesday, October 2, the Villans will host the Bundesliga powerhouses at Villa Park for their first home match in Europe’s top club championship since 1983. This is a momentous occasion for both the team and its supporters.

They defeated Young Boys 3-0 thanks to goals from Youri Tielemans, Jacob Ramsey, and Amadou Onana, and they will be eager to make it two wins from two.

Journalist Bardell for Sky Sports and talkSPORT feels that spectators have a significant impact on the stadium, particularly since Emery mentions them nearly every game.

Bardell added, “This is going to be some occasion,” in an exclusive interview to Villa News. Going to a Villa Park game has definitely excited me more than it has ever did.

“If Villa has ever played in a high level of competition, it has been a very long time ago. You are looking at supporters who have waited their entire lives to see us in the Champions League.” To create an environment that would be so pure and emotional, everyone is joining forces.

“The outcome and performance will be influenced by the mood. Despite how corny it sounds, the supporters may truly help the team win.

Aston Villa prepare to face Bayern Munich at Villa Park

Squeezing out a draw away from home against Ipswich Town against a six-time Champions League winner may not be the best preparation.

Ollie Watkins and Morgan Rogers goals made it possible to salvage a point in spite of some questionable defending throughout the match.

It must be said, though, that this hasn’t lessened the energy at the team, as fans are counting down the minutes before Villa Park’s Champions League song is sung.

The club will experience an incredible atmosphere when they play in Europe’s top league for the first time in more than 40 years, having gone through relegation struggles, mid-table obscurity in the Championship, and tough times under Steven Gerrard.

Even though it’s a big day for the team, playing Bayern Munich won’t be simple, no matter how festive the atmosphere. There is a limit to what supporters can accomplish before the players get the last say.

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