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Striker won 84 caps and was part of Euro 2022-winning squad‘Playing for England has been the greatest honour’ says Daly Rachel Daly, a member of the England squad that won Euro 2022 and reached last year’s World Cup final, has announced her retirement from international football. The 32-year-old Aston Villa forward won 84 senior caps for the Lionesess, scoring 16 goals. “I would love nothing more than to play for England forever, but the time has come for me to hang my boots up on the international stage,” wrote Daly on Instagram following England’s 2-0 victory over Republic of Ireland in Dublin on Tuesday. “While today is an extremely difficult day for me, it is also one filled with reflection and immense gratitude. Playing for and representing England has been the greatest honour. Continue reading...

England and Aston Villa forward Rachel Daly says the time has come to "hang up my boots on the international stage".

Brentfords Zanka got his feet in a muddle but still managed to somehow steer the ball home as his effort went in off his left leg after trying to connect with his right foot during the Bees 3-3 draw with Aston Villa.

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FixturesAston Villa Vs. Brentford - Sat, Apr 6th 2024, 15:00 Unai Emery had mixed emotions after Aston Villa’s dramatic 3-3 draw against Brentford. The Villans were firmly in control early in the second period thanks to goals from Ollie Watkins and Morgan Rogers, his first for the club, either side of half-time. But three goals inside nine manic minutes from Mathias Zanka, Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa turned the match around and ensured the Bees led 3-2. Villa pushed for a leveller and Watkins’ 80th-minute header, his 24th goal of the season, ensured it finished a point apiece at Villa Park. And head coach Emery was in reflective mood after the match. “I have in mind, two sides, one negative and another positive,” he told VillaTV. “The positive is more than the negative because we’re on matchday 32 with 60 points. “And we played here in the first 45 minutes, in the second half the first 15 minutes, and after their third goal we reacted very well and played fantastic trying to win the match and trying to come back from a bad result. “But in 10 minutes we lost a lot of things, it was really incredible, incredible, because we were really being consistent. “The atmosphere here was fantastic, the first half was fantastic and afterwards the reaction of the supporters was fantastic. “But playing over 90 minutes, with 75 minutes in control of the game and being better, playing better, controlling more than them and creating chances. “And in 10 minutes you can lose everything you did, really, I have to analyse and be demanding myself to correct quickly.” You can watch Unai’s full interview below…

Highlights from Aston Villas match against Brentford in the Premier League.

Aston Villa head coach Unai Emery says conceding three goals in nine minutes was 'strange' in their 3-3 Premier League draw with Brentford.

Ollie Watkins rescues a late point for Aston Villa who had earlier surrendered a two-goal lead against Brentford in the Premier League.

If Aston Villa do not qualify for the Champions League, the chances are Unai Emery will pinpoint this draw against Brentford as the day that derailed their best-laid plans. Villa established a 2-0 buffer seconds after the restart but three goals in nine second-half minutes earned Brentford a shock lead. Villa imploded defensively but Ollie Watkins, who scored the first goal of a crazy game, got his second late on to prevent a stinging defeat. Make no mistake, though, this was a result that will jar. Villa could hardly give Tottenham greater encouragement that fourth spot is still very much up for grabs. Eyebrows will doubtless be raised at Manchester United too. Continue reading...

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