The Liverpool Echo reports that on Saturday, September 14, when Everton visits Villa Park, Aston Villa may be missing six players owing to injuries.
After three straight losses, the Toffees are hoping to win their first Premier League game of the season against Unai Emery’s team.
With the local press stating on September 11 that players like Ezri Konsa are the newest doubt following an injury sustained while playing for England, and players like Leon Bailey and Jaden Philogene might be out, Sean Dyche may have received a lift ahead of the match.
Along with Matt Cash, the Villans are also expected to be missing Boubacar Kamara and Tyrone Mings, who are recuperating from long-term injuries.
Everton handed Aston Villa injury boost
The Goodison campaign has gotten off to a dismal start, putting pressure on Sean Dyche.
The Toffees’ three games have seen varying degrees of dissatisfaction, with the match against Bournemouth being the high point.
It’s unacceptable to let up three late goals to blow a two-goal lead in the closing minutes, and this has made the club’s already negative atmosphere worse.
They are currently getting ready to travel to Villa Park, which has developed into a stronghold since Emery took over as manager.
The knowledge that the hosts will be without some important talents may have made this journey a little easier.
The absence of players like Konsa and Bailey is beneficial for the Toffees’ chances because of the enormous influence they can have on the team.
Now, Dyche’s team needs to do every effort to seize the opportunity and defeat the Midlands with three points.
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