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Aston Villa travel to Tottenham on Saturday with both sides searching for a first league win
Football365 previews a tense meeting at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium where neither side has managed a Premier League victory so far this season.

Aston Villa visit Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday 19 September for a Premier League fixture that carries heavy pressure for both clubs. Kick-off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is scheduled for 12:30 UK time, with each side still seeking their first league victory of the campaign.
In a weekend preview column, Football365 points out that the two teams have produced precisely one goal and zero wins between them across eight Premier League matches so far this season. The outlet suggests a low-scoring affair is the most probable outcome, given the difficulties both squads have experienced in front of goal.
Villa arrive in north London having secured midweek progress in the League Cup. Unai Emery's side defeated Coventry City 3-1 at the Coventry Building Society Arena on Wednesday 16 September, a result that offered some relief after a 2-1 home loss to Nottingham Forest in the league three days earlier.
Tottenham's own record at their ground has been under scrutiny. Football365 observes that the hosts have registered only five Premier League victories at the stadium over the past 22 months, underlining a broader pattern of struggles that extends beyond this season.
The fixture also marks the final Premier League action before an extended pause in the schedule. With the next round of top-flight matches not taking place until 10 October, both managers will be eager to head into the break with three points rather than lingering questions about their league form.
Andoni Iraola features in the same column, though entirely separate from Villa. The former Bournemouth manager is now in charge of Liverpool, according to the publication, and is preparing to face his old club this weekend while benefiting from the stumbles of those around him in the table.
What we know
- Football365 published a weekend preview column discussing the match.
- The piece highlights poor early-season form for both clubs in the Premier League.
- No transfer rumours or managerial changes involving Villa are reported here; Iraola is mentioned only as Liverpool's manager.
- Confidence is low because this is opinion-based preview content rather than hard news.
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