"Aston Villa will be keen to build on their European ventures with a big win against Midlands rivals Wolves. The Villans ran out 2-1 winners against Young Boys on Thursday night, and face the quick turn around, unlike their Premier League rivals, who have had a full weeks' rest. Last time out in the top flight, Villa went to Elland Road and won, a big result for the division's most in-form teams."
"New Wolves head coach Rob Edwards returns to Villa Park, where he started his playing career, with his side in danger of suffering six Premier League defeats in a row in the same season for the first time since 2012. They are winless in 16 league games dating back to May and this season's tally of two points is the third worst record after 12 matches in English top-flight history."
Aston Villa won 2-1 against Young Boys and aim to build on that European result with a strong league performance at home. Villa enjoy excellent form, having risen from 18th to fourth after six wins in seven league games and a seventh straight home victory across competitions. Wolves remain without a win this season and have only two points from 12 matches, a tally that is the third worst after 12 fixtures in English top-flight history. New head coach Rob Edwards returns to Villa Park amid a 16-game winless league run extending back to May. Kick-off is Sunday at 14:05 GMT with live coverage on Sky Sports and streaming via Sky Go and NOW TV.
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