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Arsenal travel as league leaders to Villa Park to face a high-flying Aston Villa on Saturday in a pivotal top-four clash.
Unai Emery brings a history of success against Arsenal, seeking a pragmatic plan to curb Arteta’s attack.
Villa's form surge follows a careful blend of resilience and moments of quality under Emery.
Arsenal's injury crisis complicates selection as Rice’s fitness could shape midfield balance.
Arteta faces a tactical decision on Merino’s role amid goalscoring form and injuries.
Emery's track record against Arsenal gives Villa belief they can challenge again.
Villa must balance defense and counterplay to neutralize Arsenal's controlled attacking style.
The match represents a potential marker of Villa's progress against a major opponent this season.
Brentford and Brighton matches recent performances inform expectations for the Villa-Arsenal clash.
Arsenal aim to preserve momentum as they chase a first Premier League title since 2004.

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Kelly Osbourne marked what would have been Ozzy Osbourne's 77th birthday with emotional tributes and a visit to Villa Park in Birmingham.
The visit included Kelly and Sharon Osbourne visiting Villa Park to honor Ozzy's legacy.
Kelly shared heartfelt posts about not stopping loving her father and missing him every day.
Sharon Osbourne publicly supported Kelly, posting messages of love in the wake of Ozzy's death.
Jack Osbourne, in the jungle, has spoken about his father and faced emotional moments tied to the anniversary.
Ozzy Osbourne died in July at age 76 after years dealing with Parkinson's disease.
Following Ozzy's death, fans laid flowers at the Black Sabbath Bench in Birmingham and attended a cortege.
Ozzy's family shared tributes as they remember his legacy amid ongoing remembrances.
The article notes Ozzy Osbourne's lasting influence and public tributes from family and fans.
The report references Ozzy's final performance with Black Sabbath at Villa Park before his passing.

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Young Boys are banned from away support for one European game and fined €50,000 by UEFA after crowd trouble at Villa Park.
The ban will affect the January 29 Europa League fixture against Stuttgart for away-supporters.
A Young Boys fan was jailed for two months for assaulting a police officer at the Villa Park game.
Villa won the match 2-1, with Donyell Malen scoring the opener and later celebrating amid incidents in the away end.
Young Boys captain Loris Benito tried to calm fans during the disturbance.
In addition to the ban and fine, several supporters faced charges related to the melee.
The unrest caused a five-and-a-half minute delay during the first half of the game.
Donyell Malen scored twice for Aston Villa in the closing stages of the match.
The unrest prompted attendance adjustments and police presence around the away end.
The article connects the incident to a broader pattern of fan trouble and disciplinary actions in European competition.

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