Unai Emery's Aston Villa is in great form with 7 wins in their last 7 games across all competitions after a victory against league leaders Arsenal. Hannah Cash, Troy Deeney, and Nigel Reo-Coker discuss Aston Villa's big 2-1 win over Arsenal at Villa Park in the Premier League.

English Premier League leader Arsenal faces a big challenge away from home on Saturday against third-place Aston Villa at Villa Park.

Trips to Villa Park have generally been good to the Gunners - along with Selhurst Park, it has seen the most away Premier League wins (15) in Arsenal history. Their most recent visit was a fruitful one, emerging with a 2-0 win in August last year. At the Emirates Stadium, however, they were held to a 2-2 draw.

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After a ponderous start to the season, Aston Villa is now flying, with a thrilling 4-3 comeback win over Brighton in midweek. That extended its winning streak to six victories across all competitions, with Unai Emery's men emerging as an outside threat to their visitors' title hopes.

The match was more open than Mikel Arteta would've liked, and Arsenal missed the calmness of William Saliba and Gabriel and their presence in both boxes. Saturday's match was only the fourth time since the start of the 2022-23 season that Arsenal started a league game without Saliba or Gabriel.

Arsenal are cursing their bad luck with injuries to center backs and Gunners fans will be sweating on the latest Cristhian Mosquera injury news The Spanish center back had to go off injured in the first half of their 2-0 win against Brentford on Wednesday as Mikel Arteta has confirmed that he suffered an ankle injury.