Ipswich Town vs Aston Villa: Premier League – live | Premier League

But I will do it, Allow this banger of all time.

Here come our teams!

How can it be that in 2024 We hear Fat Boy Slim over the speaker system? Surely we can shove it all right there, right?

For older people, This game means this goal:

I just suffered a blow to the neck a pint of green juice, green juice consisting of kale, blueberries, ginger, turmeric and carrots on the basis that I can't eat vegetables but can enjoy any drink beyond my taste buds. Today things can only get better.

On TV, They talk about Jhon Duran being substituted again. I need to see more of him – striking from distance isn't a sustainable approach to scoring goals – but he has so many qualities, so he's a really exciting talent and, as he continues to improve, he won't settle for just to come from a distance bench for long.

Kieran McKenna says his team will do everything they can to make the game competitive. It's about learning – there are so many new players, so many newcomers to the league, but it's still very early in the season and they're trying to improve every game.

Ipswich haven't played at home for a month but the atmosphere they have created at the ground and the intensity of their style make it a huge advantage.

Sky have just looked back at Ipswich's 2000/01 season, where Marcus Stewart was the hero. He seems like a really healthy character and even though he now has MND, he's just as optimistic as ever.

As for Villa, They will try to put Watkins in the background while Tielemans and Onana push Ipswich into the box. I expect them to look for returns and crosses to the front post while also causing havoc from set pieces.

Where is the game? I can imagine Ipswich will have their sights set on the flanks. On Villa's right side, Ezri Jonsa is not a full-back and Leon Bailey is not a defender, while on the left Digne likes to support the attack so there may be space at the back. Otherwise, Villa's high line offers opportunities, but missing them, let alone creating them, is easier said than done.

E-mail! “Oh Daniel, you said it, these negative expectations!” writes Richard Hirst. “With Fulham and Southampton back-to-back as games Ipswich needed to win, you don’t seem to have noticed the table where one of those teams is in sixth place!”

And still couldn't record a win against the inferior Ipswich!

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He'll have his hands full, but. Villa's left side is dangerous as Jacob Ramsey is physical and direct intelligence and Lucas Digne is also a threat. Add to that the fact that Ollie Watkins moves past goal and moves from the outside in, and it's not hard to imagine Villa will cause him plenty of problems.

I'm curious to see how Axel Tuanzebe is doing today. There was a time when it looked like he was developing into a very serious centre-back – many in the Premier League will never play as well as he did in Manchester United's win at PSG in 2020. But injuries didn't let him in Quiet. so that Ipswich could potentially be his last chance at a career at the top level; we'll see.

Emery, meanwhile, makes a change: John McGinn is injured, so Leon Bailey comes into play on the right of midfield.

Three changes for Ipswich after the draw in Southampton. Most intriguingly, Jack Clarke, signed from Sunderland, starts in League One, while Kalvin Phillips and Chiedozie Ogbene also feature; Jean Cajuste, Wes Burns and Sammy Szmodics drop out.

I'll write these down, then we will think about what they might mean.

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