Aston Villa chief releases furious statement ahead of blockbuster Premier League clash against Arsenal
Villa supremo Damian Vidagany slams Premier League festive fixture scheduling
Aston Villa supremo Damian Vidagany has launched a scathing attack on the Premier League's festive fixture scheduling, which requires his club to complete two away matches within a 72-hour window. The club is forced to play against Brentford on December 28 and travel to Arsenal on December 30, both away from home. Vidagany criticized the league's scheduling as 'unacceptable' and 'disrespectful' to players and fans, citing the physical strain and increased injury risk. Villa enters the Arsenal clash in second place, just two points behind leaders Liverpool. The match at the Emirates Stadium on December 30, 2025, represents a crucial opportunity to close the gap in the title race. Vidagany called for Premier League reform to protect player welfare and competitive balance.
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