Aston Villa v Crystal Palace, 12 January 2016

Score1-0 to Aston Villa
RefereeMark Clattenburg
CompetitionPremier League
VenueVilla Park
Attendance28,245

View Aston Villa v Crystal Palace head to head

This was Aston Villa's first win against Crystal Palace at Villa Park in the Premier League since 14 March 1998 when Savo Milosevic scored twice in a 3-1 victory. Kick-off: 7.45pm

1 Aston Villa

0 Crystal Palace

Goals:

Wayne Hennessey own goal 58 OG

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Mark Bunn
Defender Aly Cissokho
Defender Joleon Lescott
Defender Jores Okore
Defender/Midfielder Leandro Bacuna
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Carles Gil
Midfielder Idrissa Gueye
Midfielder Jordan Veretout
Forward Jordan Ayew
Forward Libor Kozák

Starting lineup:

Wayne Hennessey Goalkeeper
Scott Dann Defender
Damien Delaney Defender
Pape Souaré Defender
Joel Ward Defender
Yohan Cabaye Midfielder
Joe Ledley Midfielder
James McArthur Midfielder
Jason Puncheon Midfielder
Bakary Sako Midfielder/Forward
Wilfried Zaha Midfielder/Forward

Substitutions:

Ciaran Clark for Carles Gil 90

Substitutions:

Connor Wickham for Joe Ledley 46
Marouane Chamakh for Bakary Sako 62
Mile Jedinak for James McArthur 78

Cards:

Jordan Veretout 68 Y
Idrissa Gueye 80 Y

Cards:

Joel Ward 79 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Brad Guzan
Defender Ciaran Clark
Defender Jordan Lyden
Defender Micah Richards
Defender Kieran Richardson
Forward Rudy Gestede
Forward Scott Sinclair

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Julián Speroni
Defender Martin Kelly
Defender/Midfielder Mile Jedinak
Midfielder Jordon Mutch
Forward Fraizer Campbell
Forward Marouane Chamakh
Forward Connor Wickham

Comments:

League position: 20th This was Aston Villa's first win in the Premier League since opening day of the season (8 August 2015) so ending their club record run of 19 league games without a win. This was Remi Garde's first win as Villa manager in his 11th game in charge (all competitions). The Premier League’s Goal Accreditation Panel ruled on the following: - Aston Villa’s goal against Crystal Palace on Tuesday 12th January 2016 was in fact a Wayne Hennessey own goal and has therefore not been credited to Joleon Lescott. (Circular 15 – 21st January 2016)

Comments:

League position: 7th Crystal Palace had now failed to score in four consecutive Premier League games for the first time since February 1998. Palace had been unbeaten in their last four Premier League away games (won two).

1 Aston Villa

Goals:

Wayne Hennessey own goal 58 OG

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Mark Bunn
Defender Aly Cissokho
Defender Joleon Lescott
Defender Jores Okore
Defender/Midfielder Leandro Bacuna
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Carles Gil
Midfielder Idrissa Gueye
Midfielder Jordan Veretout
Forward Jordan Ayew
Forward Libor Kozák

Substitutions:

Ciaran Clark for Carles Gil 90

Cards:

Jordan Veretout 68 Y
Idrissa Gueye 80 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Brad Guzan
Defender Ciaran Clark
Defender Jordan Lyden
Defender Micah Richards
Defender Kieran Richardson
Forward Rudy Gestede
Forward Scott Sinclair

Comments:

League position: 20th This was Aston Villa's first win in the Premier League since opening day of the season (8 August 2015) so ending their club record run of 19 league games without a win. This was Remi Garde's first win as Villa manager in his 11th game in charge (all competitions). The Premier League’s Goal Accreditation Panel ruled on the following: - Aston Villa’s goal against Crystal Palace on Tuesday 12th January 2016 was in fact a Wayne Hennessey own goal and has therefore not been credited to Joleon Lescott. (Circular 15 – 21st January 2016)

0 Crystal Palace

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Wayne Hennessey Goalkeeper
Scott Dann Defender
Damien Delaney Defender
Pape Souaré Defender
Joel Ward Defender
Yohan Cabaye Midfielder
Joe Ledley Midfielder
James McArthur Midfielder
Jason Puncheon Midfielder
Bakary Sako Midfielder/Forward
Wilfried Zaha Midfielder/Forward

Substitutions:

Connor Wickham for Joe Ledley 46
Marouane Chamakh for Bakary Sako 62
Mile Jedinak for James McArthur 78

Cards:

Joel Ward 79 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Julián Speroni
Defender Martin Kelly
Defender/Midfielder Mile Jedinak
Midfielder Jordon Mutch
Forward Fraizer Campbell
Forward Marouane Chamakh
Forward Connor Wickham

Comments:

League position: 7th Crystal Palace had now failed to score in four consecutive Premier League games for the first time since February 1998. Palace had been unbeaten in their last four Premier League away games (won two).