On Saturday, Wolverhampton Wanderers travel to Aston Villa, but they will be missing four key players.
After being linked to a position at Manchester United that isn’t even open, Gary O’Neil is excited to lead his Wolves team to Aston Villa today.
The Wolves manager expresses optimism that Matheus Cunha will play at Villa Park again despite knowing he will be without players like Craig Dawson, Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, Hee Chan Hwang, and Pedro Neto.
Wolves, who are five places and fifteen points behind Unai Emery’s Champions League contenders, travel across the West Midlands in ninth place. Despite this, they have won three of their past four league games and have not lost at Villa Park since returning to the top flight.
He is looking forward to the inevitable backlash. He remarked, “I’m really looking forward to another one.” “We’re going to put the boys in a noisy, demanding environment and see what we can do to try to calm it down and fight it on our own.”
We’re happy to have been able to provide the fans with several excellent games this season, and the boys have put in a lot of effort since returning from their travels to prepare for Aston Villa. It’s another big game for the supporters.
“I believe I have a solid idea of how Villa will look, both personnel- and shape-wise. There are still a few unanswered questions, but their roster is filled with extremely talented players.
Naturally, there are a few missing, but the guys are looking forward to a really difficult test. They have a chance to record another noteworthy victory and a solid grasp of what will be required to win the game.
Ollie Watkins, who has returned from his trial to be Harry Kane’s England backup, is one player O’Neil is aware his team will be up against. Watkins is determined to add to his 16 Premier League goals this season.
O’Neil looks up to the 28-year-old. “He is a very good number nine in the Premier League, especially when he is part of a cohesive team.” He has performed admirably, and it’s excellent that he can now take the necessary steps to develop into a highly skilled Premier League striker. As such, he will provide a significant challenge for us.
We performed fairly well in the home game and tried a few things to keep him as quiet as possible, but I’m sure it will be even harder at Villa Park. He’s one of the best number nines in the league, as the numbers show.
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