Tammy Abraham got into an argument with the fans after the game, and they couldn't accept such an outcome

According to the "Mirror" report, in the Europa League match that ended in the early morning of this morning, Roma lost 1-6 away to Norwegian side Bode Shine, after which there was a fierce quarrel between Tammy Abraham and Roma fans.

Mourinho made some adjustments to the team before the game, but this time it was completely counterproductive, and throughout the game, Roma was suppressed by The Baud Shine. Just 20 minutes into the opening, Roma trailed by two goals, followed by Perez's goal that narrowed the gap between the two teams. In the second half, the Broad Shine team scored four goals in a row and finally won 6-1 at home to Roma. There is no doubt that such a result will be unacceptable for Roma fans who have come to the away game, and mourinho has also expressed his dissatisfaction with today's performance. Tammy Abraham had a verbal standoff with several other players after the game against the fans who came from the expedition. In addition, when Lorenzo Pellegrini gave the shirt to the fans in an attempt to make up for the pain caused by the loss, the Roma fans simply refused and returned the shirt to the Roma midfielder.

This is the first time mourinho's team has conceded six goals in a match, and he said that there are currently only 13 high-level players in his team, and other players are at different levels than them. Mourinho said in an interview: "I have never hidden that we are a team with limitations. At least from now on, no one will ever ask me again why I always use the same players. ”

Roma will face Napoli in this weekend's league game, and Mourinho is confident his side will emerge from this defeat. Mourinho said: "Bode shines very well and we need to have the right mentality to face this result. We'll adjust our form in Sunday's game. We've had some conversations before the 1-6 defeat, but I'm not going to say in public about this conversation, it's something we need to address in private. ”

in Ralph