Aston Villa Honors Gary Shaw in Champions League Win
Aston Villa Honors Gary Shaw in Champions League Win

Aston Villa Honors Gary Shaw in Champions League Win

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Aston Villa marked their return to the Champions League after 41 years with a 3-0 victory against Young Boys in Switzerland, dedicating the win to club legend Gary Shaw, who passed away at 63. Players wore black armbands in his memory, and coach Unai Emery emphasized Shaw's legacy as motivation for the team. Youri Tielemans opened the scoring, followed by Jacob Ramsey, with Amadou Onana sealing the victory late in the game. The match showcased Villa's potential ahead of tougher challenges, including a forthcoming clash with Bayern Munich. Shaw, renowned for his role in Villa's 1982 European Cup triumph, was remembered fondly by fans and former players alike, who celebrated his contributions to the club and the sport. Tributes poured in, highlighting Shaw's impact both on and off the field, as the team honored his memory throughout the match.

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