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Aston Villa's manager, Unai Emery, expressed strong dissatisfaction with the decision, stating that it was unfair and that Duran did not intentionally cause harm. He emphasized the disproportionate nature of a three-match ban for what he believed was an unintentional act. Emery argued that while players and officials must exercise caution, the punishment for Duran should have been more proportionate to the offense. His remarks indicated a desire for the video review process to play a crucial role in verifying such impactful decisions.