Premier League
Aston Villa 4-1 West Ham: The Villans scattered Moges’ team to the four winds ahead of their clash with Olympiakos
With Luiz’s two goals leading the way to victory and Watkins and Bailey leading the way, Aston Villa lost 4-1 at home to West Ham just days before the Hammers’ meeting with Olympic at the Karaiskakis.
Aston Villa played at Villa Park on Sunday (October 22) celebrating a ten-game home winning streak in the Premier League. Thanks to this incredible momentum, West Ham had no room to react, Emery’s side winning 4-1 and climbing to fifth place in the standings and that of Moges, who suffered their first defeat four days before their Europa League clash with Olympiakos four games in all competitions.
In fact, this success takes on even greater dimensions for the Villans when you consider that it is their first against this particular opponent in 3,088 days, with David Moges’ side losing for the first time in 14 games against Aston Villa (W8-6). draw during this period). time), but also 5 wins in a row at “Villa Park”.
The game was balanced in the first quarter, but in the continuation and until the end of the first part the hosts were in full control and were rewarded in the 30th minute with the goal from Douglas Luiz, who became the first player to score six times in a row scored games for Aston Villa at “Villa Park” in the Premier League, breaking Dwight Yorke’s previous record (5 games in a row in 1996).
The same player scored the second goal for himself and his team with a well-placed penalty in the 52nd minute, only for West Ham to respond four minutes later with a shot from Bowen. The ball hit Pau Torres’ body and landed in Martines’ goal. Network.
That goal made the game even more interesting, but Watkins put his side back in the lead in the 74th minute with an incredible left-footed shot from inside the box, before Bailly’s sublime strike in the 89th minute put the icing on the cake. which triumphantly sealed Villa’s first win over West Ham at league level since 2015.
- ASTON VILLA: Martines, Konsa, Camara, Torres, Dean, Cass, Gianiolo (76′ Bailey), Luiz, McGinn, Diaby (85′ Tielemans), Watkins
- WEST HAM: Areola, Tsoufal, Zouma, Agerd, Emerson, Ward Prowse, Alvarez, Bowen, Sucek (67′ Kudus), Paquet (86′ Ings), Antonio (90′ Fornals)
The results of the 9th game
- Liverpool-Everton 2:0 (75′ penalty, 90+7′ Salah)
- Bournemouth – Wolves 1-2 (17′ Solanke / 47′ Kunia, 88′ Kalajdzic)
- Brentford-Burnley 3-0 (25′ Wisa / 62′ Ebeumou, 87′ Gondos)
- Manchester City-Brighton 2-1 (7′ Alvares, 19′ Haaland / 73′ Fati)
- Newcastle – Crystal Palace 4:0 (4′ Murphy, 44′ Gordon, 45+2′ Longstaff, 66′ Wilson)
- Nottingham-Luton 2-2 (48′, 76′ Wood / 83′ Ogbene, 90+4′ Adebayo)
- Chelsea-Arsenal 2-2 (15′ penalty Palmer, 48′ Mudrick / 77′ Rice, 84′ Trossard)
- Sheffield United – Manchester United 1-2 (34′ McBurnie/28′ McTominay, 77′ Dalot)
- Aston Villa-West Ham 4-1 (30′ 52′ Penalty. Luiz, 74′ Watkins, 89′ Bailey / 56′ Bowen)
- 10/23 22:00 O’clock Tottenham-Fulham
The program for the 10th matchday
- 10/27 22:00 O’clock Crystal Palace – Tottenham
- 28/10 2:30 p.m Chelsea-Brentford
- 10/28 17:00 o’clock Arsenal-Sheffield United
- 10/29 17:00 o’clock Bournemouth-Burnley
- 10/28 19:30 o’clock Wolves – Newcastle
- 10/29 3:00 p.m West Ham-Everton
- 10/29 4:00 p.m Brighton-Fulham
- 10/29 4:00 p.m Aston Villa – Luton
- 10/29 4:00 p.m Liverpool-Nottingham
- 10/29 17:30 Manchester United – Manchester City
Source: sport 24
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.