Aston Villa 1 Nottingham Forest 2: Late Goal Downs Unai Emery's Men
- Nottingham Forest secured a 2-1 victory over Aston Villa at Villa Park, marking their first win of the season and first at the stadium since 1994.
- Liam Delap fired Forest ahead after the restart with a 20-yard effort, though Alysson later equalized for the hosts with his first goal of the league campaign.
- Jesus struck in the 88th minute to seal the win following a cross from Gibbs-White, after Suzuki saved headers from Daniel Munoz and Xaver Schlager.
- Manager Oliver Glasner earned his first win, leaving Aston Villa winless in four Premier League matches, while Unai Emery replaced Nicolas Jackson at halftime to improve performance.
- Sitting in the bottom three, Aston Villa faces a slow rebuild following a turbulent summer of selling key players, while Glasner remains unbeaten in eight matches against Emery.
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At home Chelsea and Liverpool don't seduce, while Aston Villa, beaten at the end of the game, takes the lead in the standings. Pierre Sage and his men have had a cruel scenario, taking a goal in the last seconds.
In the fourth week of the English Premier League, Aston Villa, one of the opponents of our representatives Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe in the UEFA Champions League league stage, lost 2-1 at home to Nottingham Forest.
With goals from Delap in the 46th minute and Jesus in the 88th minute, Nottingham Forest achieved a great away win with 2-1 over Aston Villa. The post Aston Villa – Nottingham Forest 1-2: Delap and Jesus “signed” the big double for the Reds appeared first on in.gr.
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