The FA Cup is an extremely important competition in English football, with many teams participating in it, and the major clubs of the Premier League also attach great importance to it. At 03:45 Beijing time on January 27, Chelsea's match against Aston Villa attracted the attention of fans.
Chelsea's long-established powerhouse has not performed well in the Premier League this season and the FA Cup is likely to be one of their main directions. Chelsea play a 4-2-3-1 formation and have won four of their last five games in all competitions, with four wins and one defeat in all competitions, relying on the core system built by Palmer, Raheem Sterling, Enzo and Caicedo. Chelsea have a hidden motive in attack, and their current average of 1.67 goals per game should not be underestimated, but in defence, Chelsea have flaws, conceding an average of 1.48 goals per game and there are hidden concerns.
Aston Villa have had a thriving season and are currently tied with Arsenal on points, with five games, two wins, two draws and one defeat in all competitions in recent years. Aston Villa play a 4-2-3-1 formation, with a core system built around Watkins, Latham, Luiz and Digne. Aston Villa are quite sharp in attack, and their current average of 2 goals per game is murderous. Defensively, Aston Villa are currently conceding an average of 1.28 goals per game, which is a slight instability, and this campaign will test Chelsea's attacking strength.
In-depth analysis of this game: So far in the league, Aston Villa have scored 0.33 goals more than Chelsea and conceded 0.2 goals per game, and have an average goal difference of 0.53 goals per game, and their overall performance is better than their opponents. However, Chelsea have recently rebounded and are expected to hunt down an effective attack all the way, while Aston Villa's failure to avoid it will be difficult to avoid. However, Aston Villa's offensive and defensive system is more powerful, and this game is expected to form a combo with raging firepower, and the probability of Chelsea's one-goal disadvantage to hate Aston Villa is not low.