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Aston Villa faces Nottingham Forest in the second leg of the Europa League semi-final, with Nottingham leading by one goal. Fans can find details on how to watch the match and team news.
How to watch Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest, team news, predicted line-ups and more
Aston Villa host Nottingham Forest in the second leg of their Europa League semi-final, with the Reds carrying a one-goal lead.
Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the game…
8pm UK time, Thursday May 7
TNT Sports 1/TNT Sports Ultimate
Streaming on HBO Max
Nottingham Forest: Callum Hudson-Odoi (out), John Victor (out), Nicolo Savona (out), Willy Boly (out), Zach Abbott (out), Luca Netz (ineligible), Murillo (doubt), Ola Aina (doubt), Ibrahim Sangare (doubt), (doubt), (doubt)
The kick-off time for the match will be provided closer to the event.
Viewers can find streaming options and broadcast details for the match online.
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Aston Villa: Boubacar Kamara (out), Alysson (out), Amadou Onana (out), John McGinn (doubt)
Nottingham Forest (4-4-2): Ortega; Jair, Milenkovic, Morato, Williams; Hutchinson, Dominguez, Anderson, Gibbs-White; Wood, Jesus
Aston Villa (4-2-3-1): Martinez; Cash, Konsa, Torres, Digne; Bogarde, Tielemans; McGinn, Rogers, Buendia; Watkins
Aston Villa had previously been in good form, but have now succumbed to three defeats in a row. A much-changed side lost 2-1 at home to Tottenham on Sunday evening. However they still remain in the top five in the Premier League.
Nottingham Forest’s fantastic form continued on Monday when a heavily rotated side defeated Chelsea 3-1 at Stamford Bridge. The Reds have won their last five in all competitions and have not tasted defeat since early March.
“I think we have players adding a lot of experiences,” said Villa boss Unai Emery. “We are usually getting highest level with the club, with the players. We are improving, myself as well, improving here.
“I don’t think tomorrow is the last opportunity for us or for anyone. And the players, of course, they are enjoying the process we are doing, and they are aware about how difficult is football, but how the greatest moment we are having here in Aston Villa the last three years, and we can smile and we can be proud of everything.”
“He has pain, for sure,” Forest boss Vitor Pereira said on star Gibbs-White, who suffered a nasty head collision. “We will see. We have until tomorrow to see if he is able or not. We will see.
“We have a lot of (injury) doubts. We can have doubts about the players (who might be fit), but we cannot have doubts about the spirit, about what we want, about how we believe, about resilience, about what we should do tactically. This is something we cannot doubt.”