Aston Villa v Fulham live stream, Sky Sports, Sunday 4 April, 4.30pm BST
Fulham will be looking to boost their Premier League survival hopes when they take on Aston Villa on Sunday.
Scott Parker’s side are two points adrift of safety going into the weekend, as they attempt to secure another season of top-flight football. A five-game unbeaten run in February saw Fulham close the gap separating them from the teams above them, but they have lost three of their last four encounters and still have plenty of work to do in their remaining eight games.
Before their match against Villa gets under way, Fulham will be desperately hoping that Tottenham do them a favour against Newcastle.
Dean Smith’s side have also struggled in recent weeks, and they are now outsiders in the race for the European qualification spots. A failure to win any of their last four games has seen Villa slip to 10th in the table, but the probable return of Jack Grealish for Sunday’s clash should make them a more dangerous proposition.
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This has still been an excellent season for Villa, who only secured survival on the final day of last term. Even if the Europa League is ultimately beyond them, Smith will hope for a strong end to the campaign.
Grealish looks set to start for Villa after a spell on the treatment table, and Kortney Hause is also back in training. Wesley Moraes is a long-term absentee but had already been replaced as Villa’s first-choice No.9 by Ollie Watkins, who made his England debut during the recent international break.
Fulham will have to make do without Tom Cariney and Marek Rodak, but Parker is hopeful that Bobby Cordova-Reid will be fit to feature. Josh Maja looks set to get the nod up top ahead of Aleksandar Mitrovic, as Fulham seek to avenge the 3-0 defeat Villa inflicted on them in September.
Kick-off is at 4.30pm BST and the game is being shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League in the UK. See below for watching details where you are.
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