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No doubt Stevenage boss Steve Evans will deploy a low block here, probably in a 5-3-2 formation, and look to contain and counter - in fact, they may not even counter, just try and play for set-pieces, the ultimate leveller.
His team, as with most Evans sides, are very effective from dead-ball situations. They rank second in Sky Bet League Two for set-piece shots generated (109) and third for xG (7.54), scoring eight times.
Given his recent form, CARL PIERGIANNI looks worth a punt to SCORE ANYTIME.
The central defender has scored four goals this campaign, three coming in his last two appearances.
Piergianni has only failed to register a shot in five of his 23 league starts, having 40 attempts in total.
Score prediction: Aston Villa 0-1 Stevenage ()
Odds correct at 1500 GMT (06/01/23)
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Although teams are likely to be somewhat rotated for this marquee FA Cup third round match-up, clues can be taken from City's 1-0 victory on Thursday ().
Firstly, Chelsea's already extensive injury list is longer after multiple players were withdrawn before and during the Stamford Bridge fixture, leaving them a little thin heading into this game.
Secondly, despite a rather underwhelming first half, Manchester City were by far the better side for much of the game, showing spells of usual dominance in the narrow win.
Substitutions undoubtedly made a difference, a show of strength from a squad full of depth. With that in mind on the short turnaround, MANCHESTER CITY TO WIN WITH -1 GOAL HANDICAP makes appeal.
Score prediction: Manchester City 3-1 Chelsea ()
Odds correct at 1515 GMT (06/01/23)
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