Here is our Aston Villa predicted lineup for the Champions League matchday three tie against Bologna on Tuesday, October 22.<\/p>\n
Amadou Onana returned to the team on Saturday, having recovered from a hamstring injury, while Jacob Ramsey was also able to start against Fulham, despite hobbling off during the victory over Bayern Munich just 17 days earlier.<\/p>\n
Read More<\/strong>: \u2018Amazing\u2019 Chelsea Sensation Reveals Plans for Future at Blues: \u2018Fully Committed\u2019<\/a><\/p>\n Meanwhile, Matty Cash has now started back-to-back Premier League games, after being sidelined for four league games beforehand due to a hamstring injury sustained in late-August.<\/p>\n Six players have still maintained their record of having started all ten Premier League and Champions League fixtures so far. They are: Emi Mart\u00ednez, Pau Torres, Lucas Digne, Youri Tielemans, Morgan Rogers and Ollie Watkins.<\/p>\n Can Aston Villa make it three wins out of three in this season’s Champions League?<\/p>\n First up, the Claret and Blue Army announced their return to UEFA’s premier club competition after more than four decades away by smashing BSC Young Boys 3-0 at Stadion Wankdorf.<\/p>\n Then, a fortnight later, the Villans claimed, arguably, their most famous win of modern times, beating Bayern Munich 1-0 in Birmingham, thanks to Jhon Dur\u00e1n’s stunning late strike.<\/p>\n Read More<\/strong>: Bayern Munich Loan Roundup<\/a><\/p>\n Thus, Unai Emery’s team are one of only seven clubs in this season’s Champions League with maximum points on the board, looking to continue their perfect start here.<\/p>\n As Mart\u00ednez himself told TNT Sports<\/a> following the Bayern victory, Villa are targeting a ‘top eight’ finish in the league phase, thereby going straight through to the last 16, an ambition that may have felt fanciful, but now appears to be within their grasp.<\/p>\nAston Villa\u2019s Recent Form and Tactics<\/span><\/h3>\n