Here is our Aston Villa predicted lineup for the UEFA Champions League fixture against Juventus on Wednesday, November 27.<\/p>\n
Due to lack of options, Unai Emery isn’t really able to rotate his team right now.<\/p>\n
Read More<\/strong>: Assessing Bruno Fernandes\u2019 Role and Adaptability Under Ruben Amorim<\/a><\/p>\n He did tinker with his full-backs against Crystal Palace on Saturday, although the first choice duo are set to return here, while the rest of the team will have a familiar feel to it too.<\/p>\n Aston Villa have struggled for victories of late; will the visit of a true European juggernaut spark them into life?<\/p>\n The Claret and Blue Army are now winless in four Premier League games, claiming victory in only one of the last seven.<\/p>\n This comes after they were held to a 1-1 draw by strugglers Crystal Palace at the weekend, in which Ross Barkley snatched a late equaliser.<\/p>\n Read More<\/strong>: Middlesbrough Loan Star Ben Doak the Catalyst for Scotland\u2019s Success<\/a><\/p>\n Meanwhile, after commencing their Champions League campaign with three successive victories, the Villans’ bubble was rather burst by Brugge, defeated 1-0 at Jan Breydelstadion three weeks ago.<\/p>\n Can Unai Emery’s team claim a famous scalp, as they did against Bayern Munich back in early-October?<\/p>\n Read More<\/strong>: Andy Walker Exclusive Q&A Part Two: Retirement, Looking Back and the Media<\/a><\/p>\n Ezri Konsa, Amadou Onana, Boubacar Kamara and Jacob Ramsey all sat out the weekend draw.<\/p>\n The latter duo are certainly going to miss this clash, while there is optimism<\/a> that Konsa and Onana could feature.<\/p>\nAston Villa\u2019s Recent Form and Tactics<\/span><\/h3>\n
Aston Villa Injuries to Consider<\/span><\/h3>\n