Unai Emery's side suffer Champions League setback in defeat - Midlands giants will likely need something from next week’s battle of Britain against Celtic

It is a word Unai Emery has taken to using a lot. "We are very motivated playing Champions League," he said on Monday, after Villa arrived in Monaco. In his quiet way, Emery is gently raising Aston Villa's sights in the Champions League,

A 1-0 defeat to Monaco on Thursday night means the Villians will need to beat the Hoops next week and get some help from results elsewhere to claim a top eight finish

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Aston Villa defender Diego Carlos has refuted Unai Emery's suggestion that he is injured ahead of Wednesday night's clash against Everton in the Premier League. Ahead of the match at Goodison Park. where David Moyes will be returning to the home dugout for the first time in 11 and a half years,

ASTON VILLA suffered a 1-0 defeat to Monaco in the Champions League tonight. The result damages Unai Emery’s side’s hopes of a top-eight finish and automatic progression to the round of 16. In the other early game,

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery says his team are "very motivated" to secure direct qualification for the Champions League last 16 heading into Tuesday's crucial game at Monaco. "I think we are very motivated playing in the Champions League because the club didn't play in it for a long time,