Aston Villa vs Leeds United: prediction for the English Premier League match
Aston Villa welcome Leeds United to Villa Park on Friday, January 13 for the Premier League match. Who will win this game? Here's our prediction.

Command Analysis

Aston Villa

Last Sunday, Aston Villa conceded two late goals to Stevenage and got knocked out of the FA Cup (1:2). A defeat to the residents of Football League Two was a hard blow for the Lions' pride and confidence, and the team will be clearly looking for redemption in the upcoming Premier League game against Leeds United.
Aston Villa won the last four games against Leeds, three of them with a clean sheet. So far, they have done quite well under the leadership of Unai Emeri. In the previous home game, they scored an early goal against Wolverhampton and got one point from a draw (1:1).
McGinn and Diego Carlos have been ruled out of this fixture.

Leeds United

Leeds United needed two late goals to level against Cardiff City in the FA Cup game (2:2) last Sunday. The match will be replayed on Wednesday. The Whites conceded at least two goals in four of their last five games.
Jesse Marsch's men are two opoints clear of the danger zone, but they have a game in hand. Marsch hopes his charges will once again deliver a good performance at Villa Park - the Peacocks lost only one of the last six Premier League games in Birmingham. After 17 matches, Leeds sit in 14th place with 17 points from four wins and five draws.
Bamford, Sinisterra, Gray and Dallas are sidelined through injuries.
Trends
СтавкаCorners: total over 9.5
This bet won in 2 of the last 3 Aston Villa games.

СтавкаGoals in both halves - no
In 3 of the last 4 games of Leeds, all goals were scored in one half.

СтавкаCorrect score 1:1
The two sides haven't tied in four games.

Tip and bets
We predict an open game of football with multiple attacks and scoring chances. The opponents might not be the highest-scoring teams in the Premier League, but they usually show high performance in head-to-head games. We think there will be goals on both ends of the field.
Our prediction — both to score
Both sides need points, but they wouldn't mind a draw. It wouldn't improve their positions in the standings, but would keep the teams clear of the relegation zone.
Second bet — draw