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Brentford and Aston Villa Draw in Tense Match
Brentford, Middlesex – In a hard-fought contest at the Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford and Aston Villa drew in a match marked by intensity and controversy. The home side, with only 24% possession, surprised by taking the lead thanks to a goal by D. Ouattara in the 13th minute, following a play with no assist recorded. However, the joy of the home fans was dampened when a goal by M. Damsgaard was disallowed by VAR just before halftime due to a foul.
Despite dominating possession with 76%, Aston Villa failed to capitalize on their game superiority, showing difficulties in converting their goal opportunities. The match was also characterized by a high number of fouls (11 by Brentford and 9 by Aston Villa) and the issuance of three yellow cards, one for C. Kelleher of Brentford and two for A. Onana and L. Bogarde of Aston Villa. Aston Villa’s territorial dominance was reflected in their 9 corner kicks, compared to Brentford’s 2. Despite Aston Villa’s 17 shots, only 2 were on target, the same amount as Brentford, who shot 9 times in total. The match, refereed by Tony Harrington, left a bittersweet taste for both teams.
Substitutions aston villa: at minute 16 B. Kamara came in and E. Buendia went out., at minute 64 A. Onana came in and D. Malen went out., at minute 64 L. Digne came in and I. Maatsen went out., at minute 74 J. McGinn came in and L. Bogarde went out., at minute 75 E. Buendia came in and E. Guessand went out.
Substitutions brentford: at minute 69 J. Henderson came in and F. Onyeka went out., at minute 79 K. Schade came in and A. Hickey went out., at minute 79 Y. Yarmolyuk came in and M. Jensen went out., at minute 84 D. Ouattara came in and R. Henry went out., at minute 85 M. Kayode came in and K. Ajer went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
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