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Three To Pick From – Who Should Smith Go With As Villa Face Sheffield United

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As long as there are no unforeseen hiccups in the next 24 odd hours, Aston Villa will be back in Premier League action at 6pm tomorrow evening as we welcome high flyers Sheffield United to a not so packed Villa Park.

Following the suspension of the 2019/20 fixture lists, we’ve constantly been told that everyone wants football back, but whilst it will be a welcome distraction, I’m not so sure we are actually going to see the game we all love to hate, given all the fudges and rule changes, which mean our final games will play out with very little sporting integrity remaining.

But who cares about that eh!

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One big debate ahead of the game is which side will head coach Dean Smith lead with.

The likes of Jack Grealish pick themselves for obvious reasons, but despite our summer spending we don’t have an awful lot of depth available, but in some ways the biggest selection headache for Smith is, who does he stick in goal?

Pepe Reina came in with much-vaunted experience and then dropped some absolute howlers, so will Orjan Nyland, who many believe was unfairly dropped despite the heavy defeat to Manchester City in January, come back in and get another shot.

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Those suggesting their starting XI in our match thread clearly favour the Nyland option here, but we do also have Jed Steer back in contention now following his recovery from injury.

Who Gets The Nod?

Pepe Reina

Pepe Reina

Orjan Nyland

Orjan Nyland

Jed Steer

Which one gets your nod?

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