Marcus Rashford debut, three changes – Aston Villa predicted XI v Tottenham

When Aston Villa plays Tottenham in the FA Cup on Sunday, Marcus Rashford might make his debut.

On February 9, Villa will face Ange Postecoglou and company at home in the FA Cup’s fourth round, hoping to recover from their 2-0 loss to Wolves.

After Ollie Watkins was forced off the field at Molineux due to an injury, Rashford, one of three

players who have joined the Birmingham-based team since their last game, may be in position to

lead the line.

Amadou Onana is also expected to play after recovering from an injury against Wolves, and this

might provide Unai Emery the chance to give Donyell Malen his full debut following his acquisition

from Borussia Dortmund in January.

This implies that Watkins, Jacob Ramsey, and Lamare Bogarde may be left off the starting lineup.

Marco Asensio to come off bench in Aston Villa v Tottenham

Martinez is probably going to start in goal this time, especially because two of Emery’s usual center-backs are out, but Robin Olsen started in Aston Villa’s 2-1 victory over West Ham United in the FA

Cup’s third round in January.

In the absence of Tyrone Mings and Pau Torres [Premier Injuries], Boubacar Kamara is anticipated

to continue playing alongside Ezri Konsa as a backup central defence. The Frenchman’s game against Wolves did not go as planned because he played out of position, but according to FotMob, he still finished with the most passes (78) at Molineux with 98 percent accuracy.

Signing on the deadline day Due to his cup-tied status, Axel Disasi will not be playing.
Against the Wanderers, Emery gave winter arrival Andres Garcia his first start; however, with the visitors already behind by a goal at halftime, he hooked him. Against Spurs, the Spaniard might get another chance.

Last weekend, Lucas Digne suffered the same fate as Garcia. To support Kamara on the left side of the defence against Spurs’ onslaught, though, his expertise might be required. The 31-year-old recorded three recoveries and clearances apiece and won two of his three ground battles against Wolves (67 percent).

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