Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace

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Aston Villa welcome Crystal Palace to Villa Park as both midtable teams will earmark this as a game they should win.

Aston Villa welcome Crystal Palace to Villa Park as both midtable teams will earmark this as a game they should win to boost their top 10 hopes.

Aston Villa 1-0 Crystal Palace. Aston Villa lead and it’s a really unfortunate own goal from Joachim Andersen. Wilfried Zaha has the ball in the net after a lovely pass forward and he rounded Emiliano Martinez before slotting home… Awful news for Palace. This will be very open in the second half. Great news for Villa.

Denmark defender Andersen turned a Matty Cash cross into his own net after 27 minutes and there was little sign of a fightback from Patrick Vieira's side even ...

Patrick Vieira's side finished the match with 10 men as Cheick Doucoure was dismissed after receiving two yellow cards in the space of five minutes. Meanwhile, Villa seek a third straight win when they travel to the London Stadium to face West Ham United the following day. Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace

Here's the verdict from Villa Park as Aston Villa record back-to-back victories in the Premier League following last week's win over Everton.

CALUM CHAMBERS ON FOR KAMARA, 60 MINUTES: Came on in midfield given the lack of options on Villa’s bench. Watkins then should have made it six in six but missed an absolute sitter on the stroke of half-time. Much quieter after the restart and it was no surprise to see his number called with Bailey his replacement with 20 minutes remaining. BOUBACAR KAMARA: The Frenchman possesses a lovely crossfield ping on him and, again, he worked well with Douglas next to him as the pair offered for the ball to start Villa’s patient attacks forward. Got forward a lot in the second half as he desperately looked for his first goal in 46 matches. The Spaniard enjoyed a lot of the ball in the first half and drove down the flank and looked to pop balls in for the likes of Watkins and Buendia. TYRONE MINGS: Involved in a few mix-ups with Martinez, first clearing needlessly for a corner under no pressure and, afterwards, being charged down by Ayew after Martinez rushed his pass out to him. EZRI KONSA: Had his heart in his mouth as Zaha ran off him to score but for VAR to come to Villa’s rescue. Martinez’s positioning was bang on the money, rushing out well to mop up long balls up to the likes of Eze and Zaha. The midfielder had to be carried off by Villa’s medics and he headed straight down the tunnel with Calum Chambers his replacement in midfield given Villa’s lack of options on their eight-man bench. Watkins, under no pressure whatsoever, curled wide of the far post, a chance you’d have put your house on him scoring given his recent five-goal streak. And there was Andersen, under pressure from Ollie Watkins, who steered the ball into his own net to put Villa one goal to the good.

Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha could return after missing four games with a hamstring injury. Sam Johnstone and Nathan Ferguson are both still recovering from ...

- Since the start of last season, Crystal Palace have won just 10% of their Premier League games that Wilfried Zaha hasn't played (one win in 10 matches), compared to 31% when he has featured (16 out of 52). - The Eagles are the only team in the division yet to score a first-half goal in 2023. - Palace have failed to have a single shot on target in a Premier League-high three games this season. - They have drawn five of their last six league fixtures, and are yet to score more than one goal in a league match this calendar year. - Crystal Palace are on the longest current winless run in the Premier League, failing to win any of their eight games in 2023 (D5, L3). - Crystal Palace have scored multiple goals in only one of their 26 matches away to Aston Villa - that was in a 4-3 defeat in the FA Cup third round in 1962.