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Crystal Palace 3-2 Aston Villa: 'It was like I blanked out' - Tyrick Mitchell By Phil DawkesBBC Sport comments Mitchell began his career with Palace, with this his second season with the first team Tyrick Mitchell says it was "like I blanked out" after scoring the first goal of his career to give Crystal Palace a comeback victory over Aston Villa in the Premier League. In an engrossing encounter that belied its 'dead rubber' status, both sides contributed energetic displays full of attacking intent, with Mitchell's late goal rewarding Palace for a superb second-half showing. The 21-year-old full-back was in the perfect spot with six minutes left to bundle the ball in with his shoulder following Eberechi Eze's fluffed cross.
Date published: Thursday 25th February 2021 1:44 - Jonny Whitfield Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa says that he would prefer to see his players face off against Jack Grealish, amid doubt over the severity of the Aston Villa captain’s leg injury. Grealish missed last Sunday’s 2-1 defeat to Leicester with a shin injury and his recovery timescale remains unclear. Indeed, BBC Sport has claimed that he could be out for up to a month. However, boss Smith hopes that Grealish can be fit for Saturday’s clash with Leeds, a sentiment shared by his Leeds counterpart Bielsa. “On one side he is a great player, a player who can unbalance,” the Argentine told reporters at his pre-match press conference (via
Man City 2-0 Aston Villa: Hard-earned win gives Pep Guardiola's brief run at top By Chris BevanBBC Sport at Etihad Stadium Last updated on comments 2272 Late goals from Bernardo Silva and Ilkay Gundogan ended Aston Villa's resistance as Manchester City led Premier League for the first time this season - for a couple of hours before neighbours Manchester United regained top spot. Pep Guardiola's side were knocked off the summit later on Wednesday when United beat Fulham, but the determination they showed to claim their sixth successive league win underlined that they are here to stay in this title race.