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Aston Villa
FT
2 : 0
vs
HT 1 : 0
Everton

  • Kick Off at 19:00 (GMT) on 23rd August, 2019
  • The referee for this match is Michael Oliver
  • Attendance of 41922 fans at the Villa Park
  • This is a match in Premier League, Match Day 3, Season 2019/2020

  • Aston Villa
  • Goals
  • Wesley (21')
  • El-Ghazi (90')
  • Cards
  • Guilbert (5')
  • Trezeguet (85')
  • Everton
  • Cards
  • Calvert-Lewin (52')
  • Gomes (80')
  • Coleman (85')
Full lineups: Aston Villa vs Everton

Aston Villa

Starting XI

  • 1. Tom Heaton
  • 24. Frederic Guilbert
  • 22. Bjorn Engels
  • 40. Tyrone Mings
  • 3. Neil Taylor
  • 6. Douglas Soares
  • 7. John McGinn
  • 10. Jack Grealish
  • 23. Jota
  • 17. Trezeguet
  • 9. Wesley

Substitutes

  • 12. Jed Steer
  • 8. Henri Lansbury
  • 14. Conor Hourihane
  • 15. Ezri Konsa
  • 21. Anwar El-Ghazi
  • 27. Ahmed El Mohamady
  • 39. Keinan Davis

Coach

  • Dean Smith

Everton

Starting XI

  • 1. Jordan Pickford
  • 23. Seamus Coleman
  • 5. Michael Keane
  • 13. Yerry Mina
  • 12. Lucas Digne
  • 18. Morgan Schneiderlin
  • 21. Andre Gomes
  • 7. Richarlison
  • 10. Gylfi Sigurdsson
  • 20. Bernard
  • 9. Dominic Calvert-Lewin

Substitutes

  • 22. Maarten Stekelenburg
  • 2. Mason Holgate
  • 11. Theo Walcott
  • 17. Alex Iwobi
  • 19. Djibril Sidibe
  • 26. Tom Davies
  • 27. Moise Kean

Coach

  • Marco Silva
  • 10
    fouls
    18
  • 8
    offsides
    1
  • 3
    shots on target
    1
  • 3
    shots off target
    6
  • 1
    blocked shots
    3
  • 2
    counter attacks
    1
  • 0
    corners
    6
  • 12
    crosses
    30
  • 36%
    possession
    64%
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Aston Villa vs Everton
Team Performance
8 Comments
Top Comments
colkurtz8 7 years ago
Ireland 0 126
Thanks for sharing. I agree, diversity is a positive thing and should be encouraged.

Now is there something, or someone, in your family heritage that might explain your tendency to post silly, repetitive comments?
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colkurtz8 7 years ago Edited
Ireland 0 126
Well, there you go. A seemingly sincere explanation. Sorry to hear that happened you, really..

However, you should probably consider getting over that setback now, put it behind you. It will just make you a bitter person and horrible to be around. You can't dwell on "what might have been" forever and take out your frustrations on others. What kind of attitude is that to have?.

Maybe you should look into doing coaching, get your badges.
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Well, there you go. A seemingly sincere explanation. Sorry to hear that happened you, really..

However, you should probably consider getting over that setback now, put it behind you. It will just make you a bitter person and horrible to be around. You can't dwell on what might have been forever and take out your frustrations on others. What kind of attitude is that?.

Maybe you should look into doing coaching, get your badges.
Well, there you go. A seemingly sincere explanation. Sorry to hear that happened you, really..

However, you should probably consider getting over that setback now, put it behind you. It will just make you a bitter person and horrible to be around. You can't dwell on what might have been forever and take out your frustrations on others. What kind of attitude is that to have?.

Maybe you should look into doing coaching, get your badges.
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Freshka 7 years ago
Arsenal 0 341
@colkurtz8 not gonna lie u had me in the first half. Lol
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Lambo91 7 years ago
Juventus, Italy 0 5196
It's good to see the young Egyptian Trezeguet in Aston Villa now with a win and another arab in the team Anwar El-Ghazi. Arabs are everywhere on the big screen now. My mom is arab so I'm proud of them since I'm half arab. My dad is italian though, he's the one that made me a Juve fan when I was a kid.
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colkurtz8 7 years ago
Ireland 0 126
Thanks for sharing. I agree, diversity is a positive thing and should be encouraged.

Now is there something, or someone, in your family heritage that might explain your tendency to post silly, repetitive comments?
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noksky 7 years ago
Manchester City, Italy 0 98
Lmao @colkurtz8
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Lambo91 7 years ago
Juventus, Italy 0 5196
@colkurtz8 Blame my failure to becoming a professional football player. I got injured when I use to play in a football team in highschool in Milan when I use to live with my dad; some asshole "defender" who was from another highschool slide tackled me during a highschool friendly match and put me on the bed for 3 months and my doctor said I can't play again or else I would risk a serious injury to the point that I'd be disabled to walk. Kylian has the talent and he's wasting it in Ligue 1 ever since he was 16 years old and now he's 21. That spits in the face on people like me who would dream to go pro but unlucky to do so due to life's BS yet Mbappe gets multiple calls to go to any league he wants but refuses to do so and prefers staying in his comfort zone at PSG instead of improving.
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colkurtz8 7 years ago Edited
Ireland 0 126
Well, there you go. A seemingly sincere explanation. Sorry to hear that happened you, really..

However, you should probably consider getting over that setback now, put it behind you. It will just make you a bitter person and horrible to be around. You can't dwell on "what might have been" forever and take out your frustrations on others. What kind of attitude is that to have?.

Maybe you should look into doing coaching, get your badges.
6
  • History
Showing previous versions of this text.
Well, there you go. A seemingly sincere explanation. Sorry to hear that happened you, really..

However, you should probably consider getting over that setback now, put it behind you. It will just make you a bitter person and horrible to be around. You can't dwell on what might have been forever and take out your frustrations on others. What kind of attitude is that?.

Maybe you should look into doing coaching, get your badges.
Well, there you go. A seemingly sincere explanation. Sorry to hear that happened you, really..

However, you should probably consider getting over that setback now, put it behind you. It will just make you a bitter person and horrible to be around. You can't dwell on what might have been forever and take out your frustrations on others. What kind of attitude is that to have?.

Maybe you should look into doing coaching, get your badges.
Greatone 7 years ago
Arsenal, Australia 19 727
quality advice colkurtz
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Algerino 7 years ago
Napoli, Algeria 7 860
Its not the failure or success itself that matters the most. Its our attitude that does. Hardships hits everyone of us, the difference is how we tackle them. Some people cant even handle success so qol alhamdulilah 3ala kolli 7al wa ista3in billah.
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