Aston Villa look to build on last week's 6-0 Champions League romp when Viking visit Villa Park on Wednesday night.

GiveMeSport's Toby Bryant argues that Aston Villa manager Unai Emery must make three lineup changes for their upcoming Champions League clash against Norwegian side Viking. The adjustments come following injuries suffered by Johan Manzambi and Aaron Wan-Bissaka in the recent victory over Newcastle United, combined with the need to rotate ahead of a match against Manchester City.
Bryant recommends starting 18-year-old Ibrahim Mbaye in place of the injured Manzambi, while suggesting Ross Barkley replace Joao Gomes in central midfield. Additionally, with Wan-Bissaka sidelined for three to four weeks and Ian Maatsen returning from injury, Bryant argues that experienced defender Tyrone Mings should be deployed as a makeshift left-back.
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