Aston Villa were swept aside 3-0 by Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-finals on Saturday but the silver lining of that result is that Unai Emery’s men can put full focus on making the top five in the Premier League.
At the start of April, Villa were still involved in the Champions League, FA Cup and the race for the Champions League places in the Premier League.
But a 5-4 aggregate defeat to PSG followed in the Champions League before they lost comprehensively to Palace on Saturday, despite winning the shot count 16-9 and seeing 71 per cent of the ball.
Emery will now expect a reaction from his side, who face Fulham, Bournemouth, Tottenham and Manchester United in their last four league contests.
Aston Villa were swept aside 3-0 by Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-finals on Saturday but the silver lining of that result is that Unai Emery’s men can put full focus on making the top five in the Premier League.
At the start of April, Villa were still involved in the Champions League, FA Cup and the race for the Champions League places in the Premier League.
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But a 5-4 aggregate defeat to PSG followed in the Champions League before they lost comprehensively to Palace on Saturday, despite winning the shot count 16-9 and seeing 71 per cent of the ball.
Emery will now expect a reaction from his side, who face Fulham, Bournemouth, Tottenham and Manchester United in their last four league contests.
