ON THE SPOT
JUVENTUS have rubbed salt into Aaron Ramsey's wounds with a message to Eintracht Frankfurt after their Europa League penalty shootout win.
Ramsey, who is on loan at Rangers from Juve, had his penalty shootout spot-kick saved by Kevin Trapp to win Frankfurt the final.
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And Juve sent a message to the German side, tweeting: "Congratulations to @Eintracht for winning the @EuropaLeague."
But there was no message of commiserations for their player.
In fact, the club could reportedly look to cancel Ramsey's contract this summer A YEAR early.
Wales national team boss Rob Page has tipped Ramsey to bounce back.
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On the Ramsey snub, Page said: "Page said: "We can't influence that. It is what it is. He won't let that affect him. Aaron will be fine."
Ramsey has been selected by Page to represent Wales in their World Cup play-off final.
Wales will play either Ukraine or Scotland for a place at this year's winter World Cup in Qatar.
Asked if he still had faith in Ramsey, Page replied: “Absolutely, 100 per cent.
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“It happens to the best in the world. It happened to Gareth (Bale) in the Euros. Top players, they put themselves up.
“I am so proud of him for putting himself up, he is a world-class footballer.
"He had the courage and conviction to take a penalty.
“Top players recover from that, no problem. I have no doubt whatsoever if it comes to penalties that he will take one.”
Ramsey has a chance to end this season on a high as he will contest the Scottish Cup final with Rangers against Hearts.