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Yeah that has to be the team. James Garner right back. Iwobi on the wing for now until we get McNeil / Harrison fit.----------------------Pickford
Garner Branthwaite/Keane Tarkowski Young
----------------------Gueye
-------------Onana--------Doucoure
Danjuma------------------------------------Iwobi
------------------------DCL
Better than the shambles of a team Dyche picked to face Fulham.Yeah that has to be the team. James Garner right back. Iwobi on the wing for now until we get McNeil / Harrison fit.
Iwobi into the middle 3 later.
Better than the shambles of a team Dyche picked to face Fulham.
indeed only change i expect is DCL for Maupay. Surely he has to. And hope Adams is signed in time for the next gameI expect him to pick exactly the same side again, maybe start DCL in place of Maupay. I wouldn't be surprised to see Maupay start again though.
I expect him to pick exactly the same side again, maybe start DCL in place of Maupay. I wouldn't be surprised to see Maupay start again though.
'A strong defence'Doh!.....
Villa to bounce back
I didn't think ASTON VILLA were as bad as the scoreline suggested last weekend at St. James' Park, with the game a close one until the hosts went 3-1 up, after which it became chaotic.
We can fully expect a bounce-back reaction from Unai Emery's side at Villa Park, a place they turned into a fortress after his appointment by winning nine of 13, including all of their last seven.
In those seven games they averaged an exceptional 1.84 xGF and 0.54 xGA per game, underlying numbers of a top four team.
They host an EVERTON side who struggle to put the ball in the net at the best of times, and especially when coming up against a strong defence.
I'm happy to put the 5-1 loss to one side and view it as an aberration rather than the norm.
Score prediction: Aston Villa 2-0 Everton (Sky Bet odds: 7/1)