Aston Villa vs Liverpool Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 19th February 2025

Liverpool go up against Aston Villa on Wednesday for a Premier League meeting at Villa Park.

Liverpool enjoy the view from the top of the table with 60 points after 25 league matches this season. Meanwhile, Aston Villa find themselves positioned as number 9 in the Premier League with 38 points following 25 rounds.

Although Aston Villa are behind The Reds in the table by double digits, beating the league leaders in the Premier League would be huge for the hosts.

Aston Villa go into their next Premier League match, scoring a humble average of 1.2 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 12 times, while conceding 15. That amounts to an average of 1.5 per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring one times.

The last time these two teams faced off against each other, Liverpool came away as 2-0 winners. No doubt they are planning a similar outcome this coming Wednesday.

Aston Villa vs Liverpool Prediction

Aston Villa Form

Aston Villa have seen it all in their last three matches. Against Wolverhampton, they came out empty-handed in a 2-0 defeat, whereafter they avenged themselves in a 2-1 win against Tottenham. Their latest match saw them sharing the spoils in a 1-1 draw against Ipswich. Aston Villa claimed three wins in their last six matches at home in the Premier League, while also drawing three but lost none. They scored nine and conceded six goals.

Liverpool Form

In their past three matches, Liverpool lost 1-0 against Plymouth, drew 2-2 with Everton and won 2-1 against Wolverhampton. Liverpool recorded a very decent outcome of four wins from six away matches in the Premier League, in which they banged in 18 goals, whilst conceding six. They remained undefeated, but did draw twice.

This particular encounter between Aston Villa and Liverpool looks a little trickier for the favourites, than prices with the bookmakers suggest. All things considered, though, we still believe, the visitors have enough about them to pull off a win on Wednesday.

Aston Villa fought their way to one wins and five points from their last seven games against teams inside the top six. They were on target six times in these matches, but also let in 13 goals. Liverpool scored 21 goals and conceded 11 in their last ten games against teams from the top half of the Premier League table. This earned them six wins and 22 points. Aston Villa claimed ten wins, eight draws as well as seven defeats in the Premier League this season. Liverpool are looking at 18 wins, six draws and one defeat in the Premier League.

Aston Villa vs Liverpool Squads

Aston Villa Squad

The 53-year-old coach of the home team, Unai Emery, will select the lineup against Liverpool from the squad below. The information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season:

Emiliano Martinez (0/25), Robin Olsen (0/1), Axel Disasi (1/7), Ezri Konsa (1/22), Ian Maatsen (0/19), Kortney Hause (0/0), Lamare Bogarde (0/5), Lucas Digne (0/25), Matty Cash (1/16), Pau Torres (0/18), Tyrone Mings (0/7), Amadou Onana (2/17), Boubacar Kamara (0/16), Bradley Burrowes (0/0), Jacob Ramsey (1/17), Jamaldeen Jimoh (0/0), John McGinn (0/21), Leon Bailey (1/20), Ross Barkley (3/16), Youri Tielemans (1/25), Andres Garcia (0/2), Donyell Malen (0/3), Marco Asensio (0/1), Marcus Rashford (4/16), Morgan Rogers (6/24), Ollie Watkins (11/25).

Liverpool Squad

Listed below is the full squad of Liverpool players that the manager Arne Slot will choose from for the upcoming game:

Alisson Becker (0/17), Caoimhin Kelleher (0/8), Harvey Davies (0/0), Vitezslav Jaros (0/1), Andrew Robertson (0/24), Conor Bradley (0/11), Ibrahima Konate (1/19), Jarell Quansah (0/6), Joseph Gomez (0/9), Konstantinos Tsimikas (0/11), Trent Alexander-Arnold (1/24), Virgil van Dijk (1/25), Alexis Mac Allister (2/24), Curtis Jones (3/20), Dominik Szoboszlai (3/23), Federico Chiesa (0/3), Harvey Elliott (0/9), Ryan Gravenberch (0/25), Tyler Morton (0/0), Wataru Endo (0/11), Cody Gakpo (8/24), Darwin Nunez (4/20), Diogo Jota (5/15), Luis Diaz (9/24), Mohamed Salah (23/25).

Aston Villa vs Liverpool Team News

Liverpool face a list of four absentees from the squad ahead of their next match on Wednesday against Aston Villa. Tyler Morton, Alexis Mac Allister and Andrew Robertson racked up too many penalty points and won't be in the Liverpool travelling party for their next match.

Mohamed Salah nurses an injury and won't be travelling with Liverpool.

Aston Villa vs Liverpool Lineups

Aston Villa vs Liverpool H2H

The last time these two teams faced off against each other, Liverpool came away as 2-0 winners. No doubt they are planning a similar outcome this coming Wednesday. Liverpool will be excited about a meeting with The Villans, who have found it hard to deal with their upcoming visitors. The Reds go into the match with a 7-2-1 advantage. The bookies have Liverpool to win this match at best price odds of 17/20.

Aston Villa vs Liverpool Results

Over 2.5 goals came out four times in the last ten matches between Aston Villa and Liverpool. Odds on under 2.5 goals are at 3/2 with bookies.

Aston Villa vs Liverpool Betting Tips

He banged in 23 goals so far this season, and Mohamed Salah also hammered in five goals in his last six games in this tournament. No doubt, he will be hungry for more, when travelling to face Aston Villa.

Going undefeated through their last 10 matches at Villa Park, Aston Villa won seven and drew three. Liverpool won five of their previous 10 away games across all tournaments, in which they drew two and lost three. Aston Villa managed to open the scoring in no less than seven of their previous 10 league games on home soil. The visitors from Liverpool have been equally ready from the first whistle, scoring the opener in six of their last 10 away games.

Over 2.5 goals came out six times in the last ten encounters between these two teams. Aston Villa managed an average of 1.4 goals, with Liverpool averaging 2.1 goals in these. Both teams to score was a winning bet six times in this run of matches. Aston Villa saw over 2.5 goals in five of their last ten matches across all tournaments, as they scored an average of 1.5 goals during this run. Over 2.5 goals happened in six of the last ten games for Liverpool, who scored 2.1 times on average in these matches.