Ipswich vs Aston Villa prediction, odds and how to watch

Nicolas Jackson scored twice to hand Aston Villa a 2-1 Premier League victory over Manchester City, who dominated possession and chances but could not find a way past a determined Villa side that competed for every single second.

Neco Williams gave Ipswich the lead at Portman Road but Julio Enciso's first-half leveller earned Nottingham Forest a point, as Ipswich squandered three big chances and Forest rode their luck.

Aston Villa arrive at Portman Road in confident mood after three wins from their last five Premier League away days. Ipswich need to prove they can compete at this level when it matters.

Aston Villa arrive in Istanbul having won all three of their Champions League matches this season, scoring freely and conceding little. Galatasaray have kept zero clean sheets in their three completed Champions League matches and have shipped nine goals in the process.

Aston Villa host a Sunderland side that has conceded twelve goals in five Premier League matches. This one has uncomfortable afternoon written all over it.

Tottenham cannot stop drawing. Ipswich cannot stop conceding. Something has to give on Saturday afternoon, and Connor Maguire is here to tell you exactly what it is.

Aston Villa host Fulham at Villa Park on Saturday evening looking to reassert themselves in front of their own supporters. Fulham arrive with a point to prove but a recent record that offers Villa genuine encouragement.

Manchester United decided against sacking Michael Carrick despite a sacking being widely expected after the Bournemouth defeat. But with Chelsea, Roma and Aston Villa before the international break, his reprieve looks conditional rather than secure.