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Aston Villa beat Manchester City as Unai Emery targets Bournemouth record

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Aston Villa's 2-1 win over Manchester City was driven by Nicolas Jackson's double, Zion Suzuki's saves, Matty Cash's defending, Pau Torres' control and John McGinn's four chances created, before Unai Emery's side head into the EFL Cup against Bournemouth with their manager chasing an 11-match unbeaten mark against the Cherries.

Danny Ings said joining West Ham from Villa in 2023 was a 'no-brainer' after falling down the pecking order despite scoring, with regular football proving decisive.open

Villa loanee Bradley Burrowes endured a poor full 90 minutes in Wigan's 3-0 defeat at Leicester, adding to a goalless League One spell that could threaten his starting place.open

Barcelona are hoping Jules Kounde is fit for Alaves, while Andreas Christensen and Eric Garcia could return for the Champions League tie against Aston Villa on 3 November.open

Villa face Bournemouth in the EFL Cup with Emery aiming to equal his longest ongoing unbeaten run against an opponent. He has won seven and drawn three against the Cherries.open

Villa's summer interest in River Plate goalkeeper Santiago Beltrán has prompted talks over a new deal with a $100m release clause, despite Unai Emery's side having already signed Zion Suzuki.open

A panel ruled Sven Botman should have seen red in Villa's 1-0 win at Newcastle, prompting Keith Hackett to call for the Premier League's Key Match Incident panel to be disbanded.open

Five key stats behind Villa's 2-1 win over Manchester City: Nicolas Jackson scored twice, Zion Suzuki made crucial saves, Matty Cash excelled defensively, Pau Torres dictated play and John McGinn created four chances.open

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