Key player ruled out as Postecoglou makes 3 changes | Predicted Tottenham XI vs Aston Villa

Tottenham Hotspur enters this weekend’s Premier League clash against Aston Villa aiming to recover momentum after recent stumbles in the league, although they did secure a morale-boosting victory over Manchester City in the Carabao Cup midweek.

Manager Ange Postecoglou will hope to carry that momentum back into league play, as Tottenham pushes to solidify their top-four aspirations. With 13 points accumulated thus far, Spurs have secured just under half of the points available, underscoring the urgency for a more consistent performance in the matches ahead.

In goal, Guglielme Vicario is expected to continue as Tottenham’s mainstay. The Italian’s performances have met expectations, providing a reliable presence between the posts.

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With Postecoglou confirming Micky van de Ven’s absence due to injury in his pre-match briefing, Radu Dragusin is set to step in, partnering with Cristian Romero at the heart of Tottenham’s defense.

Destiny Udogie is likely to return to the left-back role, filling the position Van de Ven covered against City, while Pedro Porro should reclaim his spot at right-back, taking over from Archie Gray.

The midfield battle was crucial in Tottenham’s recent triumph over City, and Rodrigo Bentancur, who contributed significantly as a defensive midfielder, could retain his position.

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Dejan Kulusevski, instrumental in the win with two assists, seems set to hold onto his spot on the right side of midfield. While Pape Mata Sarr added to Spurs’ tally against City, James Maddison may be favored to return to the lineup, bringing fresh energy and creativity after a brief rest.

Up front, Son Heung-min is expected to make his comeback, stepping in for Timo Werner on the left wing. Although Son’s injury is not severe, Tottenham’s medical team has been cautious with his recovery.

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On the right flank, Brennan Johnson is anticipated to feature, with Dominic Solanke poised to lead the line as striker. Both Johnson and Solanke will aim to recapture their recent form and drive Tottenham’s attacking output.

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