Aston Villa beat Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League last time out and will be looking to do the same against Bournemouth.
Unai Emery made a few changes against Legia Warsaw in midweek, but will he keep them until the weekend? There has been criticism in recent months that the Villans’ away form is not good enough to require a win.
Villa have been in fine form with back-to-back wins in domestic and European competitions last week. They will try to keep winning against Bournemouth.
Here is our predicted XI…The goalkeeper position suits Villans. Amy Martinez is ready to resume her role between the sticks after missing the match against Legia.At this point, the back four are effectively picking themselves.
Ezri Konza and Pau Torres formed a solid partnership in the center of defense and could have started. Matty Cash and Lucas Digne are likely to take over the full-back roles, as they have done for most of the season.
That back four has been successful this campaign and will also need some movement with the return of Alex Moreno this week.
There are three clear options in midfield. Douglas Luiz and Boubacar Camara have always been Villa’s midfield pillars.
There was also Captain John McGinn, who ran the big operation with them. That trio will start against Bournemouth, but who will finish fourth? A cameo against Legia should be followed by Leon Bailey, who was in fantastic form against Poland.
In attack, the first two will be the same as against Warsaw in the Conference League.
After his stunning goal, Moussa Diaby will be hoping to get back on the Premier League scoresheet this weekend. Alongside him is John Duran, who impressed despite not scoring in place of the injured Ollie Watkins.
Aston Villa are predictable Unai Emery made a few changes against Legia Warsaw in midweek, but will he keep them until the weekend?There has been criticism in recent months that the Villans’ away form is not good enough to require a win.
Villa have been in fine form with back-to-back wins in domestic and European competitions last week.
They will try to keep winning against Bournemouth. Here is our predicted XI…
The goalkeeper position suits Villans. Amy Martinez is ready to resume her role between the sticks after missing the match against Legia.
At this point, the back four are effectively picking themselves.
Ezri Konza and Pau Torres formed a solid partnership in the center of defense and could have started. Matty Cash and Lucas Digne are likely to take over the full-back roles, as they have done for most of the season.
That back four has been successful this campaign and will also need some movement with the return of Alex Moreno this week. There are three clear options in midfield. Douglas Luiz and Boubacar Camara have always been Villa’s midfield pillars.
There was also Captain John McGinn, who ran the big operation with them.
That trio will start against Bournemouth, but who will finish fourth? A cameo against Legia should be followed by Leon Bailey, who was in fantastic form against Poland.In attack, the first two will be the same as against Warsaw in the Conference League.
After his stunning goal, Moussa Diaby will be hoping to return to the Premier League scoring charts this weekend. Alongside him is John Duran, who impressed despite not scoring in place of the injured Ollie Watkins.
Aston Villa pe locul 11: Martinez, Cash, Consa, Torres, Digne, McGinn, Luiz, Camara, Bailey, Diaby, Duran
