Aston Villa vs West ham highlights

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As the WSL match between Aston villa vs west ham resulted in victory of aston villa  with goal score of 2-1 at chigwell construction stadium.

Villa had the better starting of the match and took the lead after 34 minutes when Daly arrowed a shot into the far corner from just outside the box scoring the first goal for her club.

Nobbs doubled the lead with 2-0 on 62 minutes as she slid in to convert Kirsty Hanson’s low cross at the near post after the Manchester United loanee had been freed down the left by Daly which resulted in goal.

West Ham was in a situation to make a goal and with Viviane Asseyi and 11 minutes left from the game timing, the forward was left unmarked at the back post to head home from Dagny Brynjarsdottir’s cross.

Asseyi had so nearly opened the scoring in the first half after a surging run through the middle and made a shoot, but saw her shot come back off the post.

The hosts upped the intensity in the closing stages as they tried to force an equaliser and, in the 96th minute, Villa goalkeeper Hannah Hampton managed to fight her way through a crowd of bodies after an initial fumble before punching the ball clear.

The victory is the first win of aston over west ham in this season. They opt to get victory on the league from start of the 2023.

Carla Ward’s side have now won four and drawn two matches since the turn of the year to cement themselves in fifth place, while West Ham stay seventh as their winless run stretched to five

The Hammers looked set to pick up another point in their away meeting with Reading last weekend when Vivianne Asseyi cancelled out Charlie Wellings’s opener, but Rachel Rowe’s 85th-minute winner ensured that West Ham returned to the capital empty-handed.

West Ham tried to finish in the top half for a second straight season, and they remain in seventh position with three points from everton and aston villa placed on the fifth position in the wsl points table.

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Paul Konchesky’s side lost on penalties to Aston Villa when the two sides met in the FA Cup last month, but they do have the chance to complete a league double over the Villans after winning the reverse fixture 2-1 in September.

Aston Villa strengthened their side in the January transfer window, signing the likes of Jordan Nobbs and Lucy Staniforth, and those additions have helped Carla Ward’s side embark on a five-game unbeaten league run.

In their most recent outing, Aston Villa recorded a 2-0 away victory over Everton thanks to a fifth-minute strike from Kenza Dali and Megan Finnigan’s second-half own goal.

Having achieved consecutive league wins, fifth-placed Aston Villa appear to be on course to achieve a top-half finish, which would represent an improvement on last season when they finished in ninth position.

In fact, they have already picked up two more points this term than they collected in the entirety of their 2021-22 campaign.

If the visitors can score the first goal on Sunday, they will be confident of adding three more points to their tally as they have won all three away league games this season where they have opened the scoring.

The hosts are still unable to call upon the services of Amber Tysiak and Jess Ziu, who are sidelined with injury issues.

West Ham captain Dagny Brynjarsdottir missed the 2-1 defeat to Reading through illness, and she remains a doubt for Sunday’s contest.

Despite being edged out by the Royals last weekend, Konchesky could opt for consistency and name an unchanged lineup.

As for the visitors, goalkeeper Anna Leat remains sidelined with a back problem, while Remi Allen and Simone Magill continue to work individually on their respective recoveries.

Aston Villa are also without long-term absentees Meaghan Sargeant, Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah and Natasha Harding.

With a number of players unavailable, Ward is expected to stick with the same lineup that began last Sunday’s 2-0 away victory over Everton.