Goals from Moussa Diaby, with a left footed shot in the 36th minute, and Ezri Konsa, whose closed cross went into the goal after hitting the post in the 65th minute, led to the team’s victory by Unai Emery against Wolverhampton to cling to fourth place, three points above Tottenham. Without losing sight of the trio of favorites for the title: Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City.
Unai Emery’s side, who have lost three of their previous four games at home, having previously gone 17 games unbeaten, with 16 wins, are five points behind Arsenal and second-placed Liverpool and four in behind City’s third, although three with two fewer games than Villa have played.
Tottenham’s previous success against Luton forced them to beat Wolwerhampton on Saturday, unbeaten in four of their five outings before the visit of Birmingham, where they also had their chances against ‘Dibu’ Martínez, but no punches.
Ollie Watkins, Aston Villa’s goalscorer, was substituted at half-time.
Source: La Verdad
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