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Aston Villa Premier League Guide: The Latest Fixtures, Results, Team News and Villa Odds

4 months ago
| BY News Team
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Aston Villa have been taken to their highest point in years under Unai Emery. Champions League qualification brought blockbuster fixtures to Villa Park, and the Villains have become legitimate contenders for silverware for the first time in recent history.

As a result, they are a real factor to consider when evaluating the top four Premier League betting market. Villa have supplemented their core squad with some ambitious acquisitions, which have had varying degrees of success.

After a difficult spell at Arsenal, Emery seems to have finally found his perfect home in English football.

When is Aston Villa’s next Premier League Fixture?

Aston Villa’s next Premier League fixture is a home match against Tottenham on May 16. Spurs, enduring a massively disappointing league season, are likely to name a heavily rotated team as they preserve their energy for the Europa League final.

Currently sixth in the table and level on points with fifth-placed Chelsea, Villa will move into the Champions League spots with a victory.

What are the odds Aston Villa win their next Premier League match?

Aston Villa are 7/20 to beat Tottenham on May 16. Tottenham have lost 20 Premier League matches this season – the most of any team outside the relegation zone – while Villa have only lost once at home this term and have won four consecutive home matches at Villa Park.

In their previous meeting, Tottenham were knocked out of the FA Cup at Villa Park. The Lilywhites won the two prior matchups, however, including a 4-0 win on the road in March 2024.

What is the latest Aston Villa injury and transfer news?

Youri Tielemans and Marcus Rashford are potentially out for the remainder of the season due to muscle injuries. Jacob Ramsey will miss Friday’s match against Tottenham after a red card for two bookable offences in his last Premier League outing.

Despite qualifying for the Champions League and making several big-money sales over the last few windows, Villa are expected to need to sell to buy this summer. A Ramsey for Harvey Barnes swap has been speculated as a result, as a Ramsey sale would count as ‘pure profit’ for accounting purposes.

Emiliano Martinez has been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia, with Joan Garcia mooted as a possible replacement. Enzo Boyomo and Samu Aghehowa are reportedly transfer targets, too, while Marco Asensio’s loan move could become a permanent deal. The Spaniard has just 12 months left on his PSG contract.

Who are Aston Villa’s key players?

Martinez, Ollie Watkins, Ramsey, John McGinn, and Morgan Rogers are five of Villa’s key players.

Transforming into one of the best goalkeepers in the world during his time at Villa, Martinez has been a floor raiser for the Midlands club.

Watkins has become a highly reliable goal scorer, while McGinn’s energy is irreplaceable in midfield. Ramsey and Rogers are a pair of highly regarded young players who are constantly a threat in the final third.

Aston Villa Premier League Fixtures

Aston Villa’s Premier League fixtures for the 2025-26 season will be announced on June 18.

What are the Aston Villa odds to win the Premier League?

Aston Villa are 33/1 to win the Premier League in 2025/26, according to William Hill’s football betting markets. Villa share the same price as Manchester United. Only five teams have shorter odds as of May 15.

Who is the manager of Aston Villa?

Unai Emery is the manager of Aston Villa. Emery replaced Steven Gerrard in the hot seat in November 2022 after the former England midfielder has won only 32.5% of his matches in charge over a 12-month period.

Where is Aston Villa’s stadium?

Aston Villa’s stadium is Villa Park. The ground is located at Trinity Rd, Birmingham B6 6HE.

First used in 1897, the stadium was in action for the 1966 World Cup, Euro ’96, and hosted the 1999 Cup Winners’ Cup Final. It was also frequently used as a host venue for FA Cup semi-final fixtures before they were moved to Wembley.

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