Young Boys vs Aston Villa Prediction & Betting Tips (17 September)

Young Boys is making its comeback in the Champions League, a year after leaving it and will try to finally take a step forward and qualify for the 1/8th finals. Winner of its 17th title as Swiss champion last season, the Bern club is clearly not in the form of its life currently in the championship since before heading to the international break, Young Boys recorded a 3rd share of the successive points for the reception of Lausanne 1-1 in the wake of that on the lawn of Yverdon 2-2 and Zürich 2-2. Even worse, the locals have still not recorded a single victory in the championship, 3 defeats, 3 draws. It is still to be believed that Young Boys plays in several faces since it was able to eliminate Galatasaray in the qualifying play-off for the Champions by winning the two matches 3-2 in the first leg, 0-1 in the return. Last weekend, the 8-time winner of the Swiss Cup played his 1/16th final of the Swiss Cup on the lawn of Vevey to follow after having crushed Printse-Nendaz in the round before 0-10.

Unai Emery's Villains intend to perform well in this Champions League following their good fourth place in the PL last year but above all to correct their defeat in the Conference League final against Olympiakos. The Londoners started their new Premier League campaign in a fairly good manner, including two away victories at West Ham 1-2 and Leicester 1-2 before the break but one defeat to report all the same, at home. , against the Arsenal Gunners 0-2. Last weekend, Aston Villa hosted Everton, to finally kick off their season at home. 

Hit in one knee, Conte will most likely be missing, like Janko, the young midfielder Lakomy and the player on loan from Augsburg, Patric Pfeiffer (defender). On the other hand, the Swiss will be able to count on their man in form at the start of the season, the Congolese international Ganvoula (3 goals in 4 championship matches) and obviously on the striker Cédric Itten (10 goals, 3 assists last year in the elite). Author of 12 pawns last season, the Swiss international, Joel Monteiro has still not opened his goal counter in the championship but there is no doubt that he remains one of the main threats of this formation (also doubled in the first leg play-off against Galatasaray).At Villa, terrible news for the man with 10 goals and 9 assists in the PL last season, Bailey, who left prematurely due to injury before the international break. He only expanded an infirmary made up of the Polish international full-back Cash, the former Nantes player Diego Carlos (crucial), without forgetting the majors Mings and Kamara.

Unaï Emery can however count on his controversial goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, on the recruits Maatsen (BVB) and Barkley (Luton) without forgetting to remember that he deals with the English international striker, Watkins (19 goals, 13 cakes in the Premier League the season last). A quick word on Lucas Digne, ultra-efficient against Belgium with the Blues. A Belgium made up of Amadou Onana and Youri Tielemans, probably starting this evening.