Despite Villa’s current form, Juventus still need to be wary when they arrive at Villa Park, after all the Midlands outfit were underdogs against Bayern and they came away with a 1-0 win thanks to Jhon Duran’s second-half strike.

Aston Villa will hope to break out of their recent slump and maintain their impressive Champions League form when they host Juventus tomorrow night. Villa have not won in five games in all competitions although Saturday’s 2-2 Premier League draw with Crystal Palace did, at least, end a run of four successive defeats.

Unai Emery’s Aston Villa face a stern test on Wednesday night as they welcome Italian giants Juventus to Villa Park in the Champions League. Villa’s form has dipped over the past month, but

Despite lifting the European Cup trophy in 1981/82, Aston Villa had long been out of Europe’s top table. Last season’s impressive fourth-place finish in the Premier League ensured the Lions would return to the grandest continental stage for the first time in the 21st century.

Aston Villa are starting to feel the effects of a European gauntlet as the Premier League side hope to pull themselves out of a recent winless run as they host Juventus on Wednesday.

Juventus are on the road once again in Matchday 5 of the League Phase of this season's UEFA Champions League, this time in Birmingham where English Premier League side Aston Villa lie in wait.Before

Aston Villa welcome Juventus to Villa Park for the fifth match of their Champions League campaign on Wednesday