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Villa survive a VAR check for a spot-kick after Tyrone Mings appears to bring Bukayo Saka down in the Villa penalty area. It’s not given.Just seven minutes in and Forest are already seriously under the Manchester City cosh. The Premier League champions are laying siege to the visitors’ goal.An early scare for Arsenal as Gabriel Jesus falls awkwardly after a collision with Lucas Digne and stays down for a while.
Steven Gerrard still has no idea what his best Aston VIlla side is and makes four changes. Tyrone Mings returns from illness, while Emi Buendia and Leon Bailey both start. Philippe Coutinho is on the bench.
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