Villa MUST WIN to save their season | Crystal Palace vs Aston...

With two games remaining, the Eagles and Villans, two teams devoid of trophy, have the opportunity to break their

respective winning streaks.

Since winning the League Cup at the former Wembley in 1996, Villa has not taken home a trophy.

Palace, however, is among the few top-flight teams in existence that have never won a trophy.

Oliver Glasner’s men would live on as legends if they succeeded.

They must first defeat Villa, who are playing well under Unai Emery.

Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa: Back on track

There were two possible outcomes to Marcus Rashford’s January loan move from Manchester United to Villa Park.

This player lacked confidence and playing time, but following a sluggish start, the England international is beginning

to show why he has always been so highly regarded.

Rashford has had the odd poor game, but more often than not, he has delivered for Villa and is even starting to

keep Ollie Watkins on the bench.

Villa do have an option to buy inserted into the deal with United, but talkSPORT understands Rashford is eyeing a

move to a huge European club.

In truth, it would be strange if he decided to leave Villa, but his wages are likely to be a problem for the Villans, and

that could see this turn into a short but sweet relationship.

Glasner decided not to start a few of his key players in Wednesday night’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal.

Ismaila Sarr and Jean-Philippe Mateta entered as substitutes, although they will most likely start on Saturday.

In addition, Chris Richards will make his comeback from a one-match suspension following two yellow cards against

Bournemouth.

Villa lost 2-1 to Manchester City in midweek play as well, and Emery will most likely rearrange his starting lineup.

Among the players who could enter are Ian Maatsen, Tyrone Mings, John McGinn, and Marco Asensio.