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Man City's Rodri to Miss Villarreal, Villa Games, Says Guardiola
Rodri suffers a hamstring injury and has missed matches since October 5, ruling him out of Manchester City's upcoming games against Villarreal and Aston Villa, Guardiola confirmed.
- On Sunday, Pep Guardiola, Manchester City manager, confirmed Rodri, Manchester City midfielder, will miss the Premier League trip to Aston Villa and the Champions League game at Villarreal on Tuesday.
- Guardiola said Rodri suffered a hamstring problem that forced him off during the first half of the Brentford match on October 5 and has been sidelined since.
- Manchester City have won four of their last five Premier League matches and remain unbeaten, while Erling Haaland, striker, has 11 goals in eight appearances.
- Aston Villa head into the match in fine form after three previous Premier League wins, and a victory would leave them just one point behind City as travelling supporters expect positives.
- Earlier this month Villa beat Feyenoord 2-0 in Rotterdam on October 2 and will face Go Ahead Eagles on Thursday, sitting joint-top in their Europa League group after two wins.
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Rodri still ‘not ready’ to face Aston Villa as Nico Gonzalez also an injury doubt
Pep Guardiola confirmed the news during a media conference on Friday
·London, United Kingdom
Read Full ArticlePep Guardiola was convinced during his appearance at La Cerámica Stadium of the improvement experienced by his team this season. The Catalan technician highlighted the good work of Nico González in the absence of Rodri, although he assured that he should follow his path and not try to resemble Madrid. Guardiola praised the work of Marcelino and highlighted the organization of his teams. Asked by the Miami party, he sent the answer ensuring that …
·Barcelona, Spain
Read Full ArticlePep Guardiola announced that his midfielder will miss matches against Villarreal in the Champions League and Aston Villa in the championship.
·Paris, France
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