Aston villa host Tottenham Hotspur in the fourth round Fa cup This Sunday, as Unai emery and Ange postecoglou See to raise your first piece of silver accessories in England.
The offer is a place in the last 16 competitions, with both clubs ready to put a premier league on one side because they aim to reach Wembley.
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The Spurs will be deducted after the EFL Cup disappointment against Liverpool last time, while Villa suffered the defeat of the League to the Wolves rivals in her last part.
Aston Villa V Tottenham Team News
Aston villa
Tyrone Mings, Pau Torres, Matty Cash and Ross Barkley were injured due to a villa in a defeat of Wolves, while Ollie Watkins was also replaced by muscle problems at halftime.
All five will not be available on Sunday afternoon against Spurs, while the new signing of Axel Disasi is tied. Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio, however, could debut.
Tottenham
The crisis of the Spurs injury is Dragusin, Brennan Johnson, James Maddison, Wilson Odobert, Cristian Romero, Dominic Solance, Destiny Odogie, Timo Werner, Guglielmo Vicario who disappear.
Richarlison can seem to be added to the list after being forced against Liverpool on Thursday and Postecoglou said: “Looks like his calf. It didn’t look too good after the game, so it’s probably one to add to the list.”
Where to watch the Aston Villa v Tottenham on TV -u
Aston Villa vs Tottenham is scheduled for Sunday, February 9, with the beginning of 17:35 (GMT).
They will broadcast live on BBC those viewers in the UK and prime ministerial sports for those from the Republic of Ireland. Those in the UK can also flow a match on the BBC iPlayer.
Aston Villa V Tottenham Judge and Is there a var?
Although this is a meeting playing two Premier League clubs, there will be no VAR for the fourth round, and Fa has decided to present judges for video assistants from the fifth round onwards.
The judge who awarded for the match is Anthony TaylorWith auxiliary judges Gary Nezwick and Adam Nunna and the fourth official Simon Hooper. Taylor served 47 Spurs games and 31 villas.
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Anthony Taylor record |
Aston villa |
Tottenham |
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Games |
31 |
47 |
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Record |
W13, D6, L12 |
25W, 6d, 16l |
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Cards received |
62 yellow, 4 red |
80 yellow, 3 red |
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Cards to opponents |
68 yellow, 5 red |
87 yellow, 5 red |
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Penalties for/against |
6/1 |
4/11 |
Aston Villa v Tottenham form
Aston villa
Aston Villa passed over the late period, winning only one of her last five knots in all competitions.
Hat-trick Morgan Rogers against Celtica was enough to make Villa to sea the top 8 in the Champions League, however, Emery’s side dropped seven points from the last three Premier League games, including defeat by Wolves last time.
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The last five Aston Villa results (all competitions) |
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Date |
Opponent |
Competition |
Result |
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SAT 1. February |
Wolves (a) |
Premier league |
L 2-0 |
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Wednesday 29 January |
Celtic (h) |
Champions League |
W 4-2 |
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Sun 26. January |
West Ham (H) |
Premier league |
D 1-1 |
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Tuesday 21 January |
Monaco (a) |
Champions League |
L 1-0 |
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Hour of January 18th |
Arsenal (a) |
Premier league |
D 2-2 |
Tottenham
The inconsistency was the story of the Spurs season, and this was pointed out in their last five knots in all competitions. Victorys over Hoffenheim and Elfsborg guaranteed the Postecoglou qualification in the Europa League for the last 16, and even beat Brentford on their own patches.
However, a disappointing home defeat against Leicester City and giving up one goal in the semi -final leg of Efl Cup with Liverpool was extremely frustrating for Tottenham.
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Tottenham’s last five results (all competitions) |
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Date |
Opponent |
Competition |
Result |
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Fourth 6th February |
Liverpool (a) |
Efl cup |
L 4-1 |
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Sun 2. February |
Brentford (s) |
Premier league |
W 0-2 |
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Thur 30 January |
ELFSBORG (H) |
Europa League |
W 3-0 |
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Sun 26. January |
Leicester (h) |
Premier league |
L 1-2 |
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Thur 23 January |
Hoffenheim (a) |
Europa League |
W 2-3 |
Aston Villa V Tottenham Head-to-Head
Regular consolidation of the Premier League in the last 30 years, it is not surprising that the two have regularly faced in their history – in fact more than 175 times.
The first meeting was actually at the FA Cup in 1903, and a total of 12 FA Cups came between the villa and Spurs.
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Aston Villa V Tottenham Head-to-Head (all competitions) |
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Aston Villa wins |
60 |
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Drawings |
36 |
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Tottenham wins |
79 |
