Aston Villa predicted starting line-up vs Leicester City as huge Matty Cash call made
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Aston Villa return to Premier League action on Saturday afternoon when they visit rock bottom Leicester City.
The Foxes are yet to pick up a win so far in this campaign and have just one point to their name, leaving Brendan Rodgers’ job hanging by a thread after just five games.
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Hide AdIt’s not been plain sailing for Villa either but a spirited draw against Premier League champions Manchester City last time out has lifted spirits around Villa Park.
Saturday will mark a huge game for both and it’s safe to say even at this early stage, both are viewing it as a must-win.
Here’s the eleven we believe Steven Gerrard will choose to get the job done at the King Power Stadium.
GK - Emi Martinez
Undisputed number one in no danger of losing his place.
RB - Ashley Young
Performed superbly when brought on for Matty Cash in the draw with Manchester City. Even if Cash is good to go - Young has played his way into a start.
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Hide AdCB - Ezri Konsa
Konsa has formed a good partnership with Mings. Looks to be the best option moving forwards.
CB - Tyrone Mings
He may not have the armband anymore but put in a big captain’s performance versus City.
LB - Lucas Digne
Still yet to reach the heights he’s capable of but should start.
CM - Douglas Luiz
After an inconsistent couple of years, Luiz has become undroppable in recent weeks.
CDM - Boubacar Kamara
Kamara will provide the anchor in midfield.
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Hide AdCM - Jacob Ramsey
Ramsey provided the assist for the equaliser against Man City and could have scored a goal of his own. Needs to start.
RW - Leon Bailey
He’s started to show exactly why he was brought to the club in the first place. A fantastic goal last time out to cap off some great performances.
Worked incredibly hard versus the Champions and when playing the solo striker role - he’s by far the best option.
Coutinho to come in from the start in place of John McGinn.
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