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Bournemouth vs Aston Villa Full Match 2025-26.

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February 7, 2026

Bournemouth will look to continue their European push against an out-of-sorts Aston Villa who just about remain in the Premier League title reckoning. Having won four of their first five Premier League games against Villa (L1), Bournemouth are now winless in their last six (D2, L4). So far this season ahead of this round of fixtures, Bournemouth’s Premier League games have featured more goals than any other side (83).

After enduring an 11-match run without a Premier League victory between November and January (D5, L6), Bournemouth have since responded to win three of their last four games in the competition (D1) as they aim to revive their European qualification aspirations. A routine 2-0 victory at rock-bottom Wolves last Saturday not only saw the Cherries score for a ninth straight league outing, but also keep a first clean sheet since early December. Their defensive solidity will perhaps be tested more thoroughly here by a UEFA Champions League-chasing outfit, although the fact that they have won their last two home games 3-2 against sides starting the respective matchday above them should give their fans plenty of belief here.

With three defeats in their last six Premier League games (W2, D1), Villa have begun to falter in their unlikely push for the title. Head coach Unai Emery will have spent the week looking to get confidence back into his side, as they fell to a 1-0 loss to Brentford last Sunday despite playing the whole second half with an extra man – the third time in four league encounters that they have failed to score. In better news for the visitors, they have won each of their last three top-flight matches played on a Saturday, with their last such away outing seeing them beat Chelsea 2-1 back in December.

Bournemouth scored 2+ goals in six of their last seven matches. Villa have been outscored 6-1 in the opening 15 minutes of league games this term. Villa recorded 10+ shots in their last 11 matches.

Eli Junior Kroupi has the best minutes-per-goal ratio of anyone to have scored at least two Premier League goals this season pre-round (98 minutes), netting three times in his last five games in the division. Emiliano Buendía struck the opener in the reverse H2H (4-0) and has registered four goal contributions in his last six Villa appearances (G2, A2).

Bournemouth are set to be without a number of first-teamers including Marcus Tavernier, while Ollie Watkins currently headlines Villa’s substantial injury list.