The Mayhem and Madness season of Manchester United ended in a crazy flurry of red cards and red fog – as Aston Villa de Champions League missed in a huge controversial way. First villa keeper Emi Martinez received his marsorders for a stunning body check on Rasmus Hojlund after racing from his area. And then, […]
Unai Emery had unlikely heroes Ezri Konsa and Boubacar Kamara to thank for three crucial points when Villa De Hitte played on their Champions League rivals. The Spaniard celebrated his 100th Premier League match that was in charge of Villa with a hard-earned 54th victory. Konsa bounced to grab his third goal of the season,
Crystal Palace and Aston Villa fight it out in a delicious FA Cup semi-final tie near Wembley. And the headline news is that Marcus Rashford is not in the Villans team because of a reported knock, while Ollie Watkins leads the line. Today's semi-final is a huge meaning for both clubs, since seven-time winners Villa
Aston Villa will look at the support of Villa Park to organize another European classic, while they want to destroy a shortage of two goals against Paris Saint-Germain. The side of Unai Emery was surpassed in the first stage in Paris, because the opener of Morgan Rogers was not enough, because PSG won 3-1 and
Aston Villa will record Preston this afternoon in a huge FA Cup quarter-final collision. A Marco Asensio Double was enough to see Cardiff in the previous round, while De Villans won a 2-0 victory to make progress. Unai Emery will know that his side has a huge opportunity to go all the way into the
Aston Villa dented Arsenal's Premier League title challenge again after two goals to a 2-2 draw at the Emirates Stadium. Gabriel Martinelli put the Gunners ahead in the 35th minute, with visiting goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez unable to prevent the Brazilian from crossing the line. Kai Havertz then shot Arsenal further ahead 10 minutes after the
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ASTON VILLA's quick turnaround ruined Graham Potter's first game as West Ham boss. Lucas Paqueta provided a shock early opener in this frenetic FA Cup third round, but Villa sub Amadou Onana and Morgan Rogers struck midway through the second period. Paqueta needed just nine minutes to turn Unai Emery's men upside down But each