Aston Villa’s 8/10 machine is now irreplaceable to Emery

Aston Villa gave their UEFA Champions League ambitions after defeating Tottenhamh Hotspur 2-0 on Friday night.

The Spurs have one focus on the Europa League final next week, but Unai Emery’s team showed a confident performance.

The game was even balanced before Villa opened the scoring Ezri Konsa.

15 minutes later, Boubacar Kamara doubled the lead with a shot from the edge of the box and almost all won.

In the end, these three points are well deserved, and the starting XI is excellent. Konsa must get extra compliments, not only for his goals, but also for how he is at the heart of the defense.

Ezri Konsa in the game against the Spurs

The Briton missed just four Premier League games this season and became one of Emery’s main players as they tried to make the Champions League group stage again.

Although sometimes used on the right side of the defense this season, Konsa performed best in the midfield and his physical strength was incredible.

He played three gaps and two tackles in the Spurs and won four of his six games throughout the game.

Additionally, he lost possession only twice and committed two fouls, but he had complete control of the North Londoner.

If they are in the top five and get a spot in the next semester, he will be an integral part of Villa, thanks to his excellent defensive work, which is for sure.

The other person who can also prove influential is Amadou Onana, who has been in his fifth league since early February since Friday night.

Amadou Onana is now irreplaceable for Villa Aston

While Plaudits has gone to your Tielemans for his excellent work at the Villa midfield, Onana may bring a lot of ideas to Emery due to his performance against the Spurs.

The Belgian not only completed 91% of the pass but also completed 100% of the dribble, obtained a key pass and lost only four times on the court, which shows how reliable he is for the ball.

Four tackles in his seven-final finals proved his tenacity, all showing it, which of course gave people like Morgan Rogers and Marco Asensio more freedom to express themselves in the last third as he kept erupting Spurs attacks to restore his side.

Reporter John Townley, who gave the former Everton man an 8/10 rating, said: “Ona covered the ground effortlessly and showed his possession range, showed accurate balls in tight areas and worked well in tight areas. A powerful all-round display, showing that he was as good and effective as Konsa.

Villa needs to win the final game against Manchester United, who will be in high or frustrated after the mid-week Europa League final to ensure a top five in the highest season, and Onana’s performance against the Spurs showed he should be irreplaceable to the game, entering the game.

If they perform like they are against the Spurs, Manchester United will not have a chance.