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Get ready for a thrilling clash as Brentford host Aston Villa at the Gtech Community Stadium on 8 March 2025, with kickoff set for 17:30. Sitting just one spot apart in the Premier League standings, this match is pivotal in their mid-table tussle. Brentford are currently 11th with 38 points, while Aston Villa hold 10th place with 42 points.
Recent form suggests both teams have goals in them, making "Both Teams to Score" a solid bet. Brentford, the bookmakers’ favourites with odds of 2.27 for a win, have scored in 86% of their home matches, with Bryan Mbeumo leading their attack.
Aston Villa, on the other hand, are fresh off a Champions League victory against Club Brugge, proof of their high-quality squad. They average 2.00 goals per game in their last five matches, making this contest a tantalizing prospect for goal-fest enthusiasts.
Referee Jarred Gillett is set to oversee this encounter, and with both teams determined to climb the table, it promises to be a well-fought match. Aston Villa must focus despite upcoming tough fixtures, as Brighton looms on the horizon chasing European ambitions. Expect a high-energy game with goals at both ends!
Given the recent performances and statistical insights, our recommended betting tip for the Brentford vs Aston Villa match is "Both Teams to Score".
Brentford vs Aston Villa Prediction | |
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Betting tip | Odds |
Both Teams to Score | 1.75 |
With these factors in play, expect a dynamic and entertaining match with goals for both sides.
The odds for this weekend’s Premier League clash between Brentford and Aston Villa suggest a closely contested match. As the bookmakers’ slight favourites, Brentford will look to capitalize on their home advantage at the Gtech Community Stadium. Here’s a breakdown of the betting odds:
Brentford vs Aston Villa Betting Odds | |
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Bet | Odds |
Brentford | 2.27 |
Draw | 3.74 |
Aston Villa | 2.87 |
Brentford has been consistent at home, scoring in 86% of their matches this season.
Aston Villa, bolstered by recent successes in both the Premier and Champions League, presents a formidable challenge. Expect a tightly-fought match that could swing either way.
Brentford has experienced a varied string of results recently. Their last five matches include some impressive victories and a couple of setbacks:
Home team | Away team | Result |
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Brentford | Everton | 1-1 (Draw) |
Leicester | Brentford | 0-4 (Win) |
West Ham | Brentford | 0-1 (Win) |
Brentford | Tottenham | 0-2 (Loss) |
Crystal Palace | Brentford | 1-2 (Win) |
Brentford’s recent form has been fairly solid, with three wins, one draw, and one loss. This sees them scoring an average of 1.60 goals per game while maintaining two clean sheets in their last five outings.
The Bees have scored in 86% of their home matches this season, demonstrating their offensive consistency. Defensively, Brentford concedes an average of 1.5 goals per match, indicating some vulnerabilities at the back.
Brentford will rely heavily on Bryan Mbeumo, their top scorer with 15 goals, to lead the attack. His duel with Aston Villa’s defensive stalwart Tyrone Mings could be pivotal. Another crucial figure is Yoane Wissa, who can create scoring opportunities with his pace and agility.
In the midfield, Mikkel Damsgaard and Vitaly Janelt are expected to control the tempo and distribute the ball effectively. Their performances could be decisive in balancing both defense and attack.
In defense, Ethan Pinnock and Nathan Collins will look to hold strong against the attacking prowess of Ollie Watkins.
Expected lineup for Brentford:
Brentford is dealing with a string of injuries that could impact their performance against Aston Villa. Key players such as Joshua Da Silva, Aaron Hickey, and Gustavo Nunes are all sidelined, potentially limiting Thomas Frank’s tactical flexibility.
Player | Injury | Expected return |
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Joshua Da Silva | Knee surgery | Early April 2025 |
Aaron Hickey | Hamstring Injury | Mid May 2025 |
Gustavo Nunes | Back injury | Mid April 2025 |
Igor Thiago | Virus | Mid March 2025 |
Rico Henry | Hamstring Injury | Doubtful |
Sepp van den Berg | Knee injury | Mid March 2025 |
Christian Nørgaard | Knock injury | Doubtful |
The absence of these key players may force Brentford to rely more heavily on their bench strength and could impact their defensive and midfield stability in this crucial fixture.
Brentford Tactical Breakdown:
Brentford typically deploys a 4-2-3-1 formation under Thomas Frank, focusing on a balanced approach between defense and attack. The team’s forward, Yoane Wissa, is supported by a dynamic midfield trio, with Mikkel Damsgaard often pushing forward. Bryan Mbeumo, the team’s top scorer with 15 goals, is key in exploiting the flanks. Defensively, Brentford aims to stay organized but may face challenges due to injuries.
Aston Villa has been in solid form recently, demonstrating consistency and resilience in their last five outings. They’ve secured three wins, including an impressive 3-1 victory against Club Brugge in the Champions League, which highlights their capability to perform well away from home. Here’s the rundown of their recent matches:
Home team | Away team | Result |
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Club Brugge | Aston Villa | 1-3 (Win) |
Aston Villa | Cardiff | 2-0 (Win) |
Crystal Palace | Aston Villa | 4-1 (Loss) |
Aston Villa | Chelsea | 2-1 (Win) |
Aston Villa | Liverpool | 2-2 (Draw) |
Aston Villa has scored an average of 2.00 goals per game in their last five matches, underlining their attacking prowess with key contributions from Ollie Watkins, their top scorer with 12 goals. However, defensively they have only managed one clean sheet, suggesting some vulnerabilities at the back. This combination of goal-scoring ability and occasional defensive lapses makes Villa an exciting but unpredictable team to watch.
Aston Villa is bolstered by several key players who can influence the outcome of the match. Ollie Watkins, their top scorer with 12 goals, stands out as a primary attacking threat.
John McGinn is another key player, adding creative flair and defensive stability to the midfield. Youri Tielemans is also crucial for controlling the tempo and distributing the ball effectively. In defence, Axel Disasi and Ezri Konsa provide solidity.
Expected lineup for Aston Villa:
Keep an eye on the battle between Watkins and Brentford’s Ethan Pinnock, as it could be a decisive matchup.
Player | Injury | Expected return |
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Ross Barkley | Calf Injury | Early April 2025 |
Amadou Onana | Hamstring Injury | Mid March 2025 |
Donyell Malen | Illness | Few days |
Aston Villa are dealing with several key absences due to injuries, which could impact their performance against Brentford. Ross Barkley’s creativity in midfield will be missed, as he’s out with a calf injury. Amadou Onana’s presence in the midfield will also be missed due to a hamstring injury, affecting defensive stability. Donyell Malen’s illness, though expected to be short-term, might render him unavailable, reducing Villa’s attacking options. These injuries could force Unai Emery to shuffle his squad and strategize differently.
Aston Villa’s Tactical Breakdown:
Aston Villa under Unai Emery have shown flexibility in their formation, switching between a 4-2-3-1 and a 3-4-3 as situations demand. However, the 4-2-3-1 remains their go-to setup for a balance between attack and defense. They rely heavily on Ollie Watkins’ movement and finishing up front, combined with McGinn’s energy and Tielemans’ composure in midfield, to maintain both defensive stability and attacking creativity.
Home | Away | Result |
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Aston Villa | Brentford | 3-1 |
Aston Villa | Brentford | 3-3 |
Brentford | Aston Villa | 1-2 |
Brentford | Aston Villa | 1-1 |
Aston Villa | Brentford | 4-0 |
Brentford and Aston Villa have a history of high-scoring encounters. The last five meetings have seen an average of 3.8 goals per match, indicating a tendency for open and attacking football. Aston Villa has consistently scored against Brentford, having netted at least three goals in three of the last five fixtures. For Brentford, finding the net has been frequent, but managing defense against Villa’s potent attack might be a challenge.
Odds accurate as of 07 March 2025 13:30, and are subject to change. Please always check the odds before placing your bets with any bookmaker.
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