Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend

People are no longer ignoring the massive turnaround Unai Emery has performed at Villa Park. There were not many personnel changes in January; teenage striker Jhon Durán was signed from Chicago Fire, Bertrand Traoré was recalled from loan at Istanbul Basaksehir and, most importantly, Alex Moreno joined from Real Betis. Lucas Digne has been deposed from the defence and Villa have only lost twice in Moreno’s 15 appearances, with the Spaniard quickly becoming integral to the system. He is popular off the pitch too, ingratiating himself with fans with a recent interview in English, smiling throughout despite not yet having a full mastery of the language. Moreno will enjoy the prospect of facing Antony, which will be a key battle with the Villa man keen to test the Brazilian’s defence as well as attack. Will Unwin

Manchester United v Aston Villa, Sunday 2pm (all times BST)

It is hard to shake the feeling that if there is a loser in this match that team will be staring at the end of the road when it comes to their top-flight status. Time is running out to escape the drop. Bournemouth and Wolves provide shining examples of teams given a shot in the arm by a new manager and Dean Smith must hope he can mirror the impact of Gary O’Neil and Julen Lopetegui, respectively. Victory for Leicester would give Smith a hugely credible seven points from a possible nine since defeat at Manchester City in his opening game. Similarly, Sean Dyche badly needs to give Everton some hope to cling on to, with Thursday’s hammering at home to Newcastle the latest low. There is no denying the magnitude of the occasion at the King Power Stadium. Ben Fisher

Leicester v Everton, Monday 8pm

After their trip to the Vitality Stadium, Leeds face