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You might think that after beating Manchester United 2-1, the Gunners should manage a comfortable victory against the Villans, and backed them at 8/15 (Paddy Power). However, football doesn’t always work like that, even if the Midlands side are reeling after successive defeats against Newcastle and Middlesbrough.

Martin O’Neill’s team haven’t become a bad one overnight, with wins at Tottenham, West Brom and Wigan demonstrating that they are capable of three points from Saturday’s match at the Emirates. Villa are 7/1 (Skybet) to bounce back with a win, and a huge 11/2 (Boylesports) on the Draw No Bet market. Don’t forget that Emmanuel Adebayor and Robin Van Persie will be absent once again for the home team.