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Manchester City will host Aston Villa at Etihad Stadium in Manchester in the final 38st round of the 2021-22 Premier League season. Here you will find out when and how to watch this English Premier League title-decisive soccer match in the US. For example, if you are in the US, you can watch it online live on fuboTV (Free 7-day Trial), and in Canada, on DAZN.
The final match at Villa Park in 2021/22 saw Aston Villa held to a 1-1 draw by relegation scrappers Burnley.
Nick Pope's heroics at Aston Villa handed Burnley a vital survival lifeline and kept their Premier League future in their own hands.
Emi Buendia quickly turned from villain to hero as Aston Villa were held by Burnley on their final Villa Park showing of the season. The Argentinian, one of four changes by Steven Gerrard, dangled a leg to bring down Maxwel Cornet as Ashley Barnes put the Clarets ahead on the stroke of half-time but, just three minutes after the restart, the playmaker pounced to strike first-time past Nick Pope to make it 1-1.
And then there were two. Burnley picked up a precious point at Aston Villa to ensure they head into the final day with the upper hand on Leeds and if they do end up securing safety by virtue of their far superior goal difference then they will surely reflect on Nick Pope’s superb performance here. Equally, Burnley will wonder how on earth Tyrone Mings prevented Wout Weghorst from side-footing in a winner five minutes from time, after Connor Roberts’s deft touch at the front post prompted an instinctive save by Emiliano Martínez. Pope made a trio of fine stops, arguably saving the best to last to deny the substitute Bertrand Traoré glancing in a header. In the end Burnley had to make do with a draw, after Emi Buendía made amends for conceding a first-half penalty, from which Ashley Barnes scored, by equalising early in the second period. The Burnley substitute Matt Lowton was awarded a straight red card in second-half stoppage time.
Burnley edged closer to safety in their desperate battle to retain their Premier League status as they held Aston Villa to a 1-1 draw away from home. Ashley Barnes converted from the penalty spot on the stroke of half-time to give Mike Jackson's side a vital lead after Max Cornet was upended by Emi Buendia.
Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard has explained his thinking behind making four changes for tonight's Premier League clash with Burnley at Villa Park (8pm).
Man City duo John Stones and Kyle Walker have both trained ahead of their game against Aston Villa at the Etihad on Sunday.