Aston Villa v Norwich City live stream, Saturday 30 April, 3pm BST
Aston Villa will be looking to end a five-match winless run when they host last-placed Norwich on Saturday afternoon.
Steven Gerrard's side beat Brighton 3-0 on March 10 to make it three wins in a row, but they have taken just one point from the last 15 on offer. Villa have struggled for goals in that run, finding the net just twice in their last 467 minutes of Premier League action.
As a result of their poor recent form, Villa's top-half ambitions have taken a hit. They moved up to ninth after that aforementioned victory over Brighton, but go into this weekend in 15th place. Villa are now five points adrift of the top 10, although they do have games in hand on some of the teams above them.
Norwich remain rooted to the foot of the table; it is only a matter of time before their relegation is confirmed. The Canaries have again been unable to compete in the Premier League this term, and Dean Smith will already be looking ahead to next season's promotion push. Going into Saturday's trip to the second city, Norwich have won just one of their last 11 encounters.
Aston Villa will be unable to call upon the services of Lucas Digne, Bertrand Traore, Morgan Sanson and Kortney Hause. Danny Ings will hope to start after spending the full 90 minutes against Leicester on the bench, while Emi Buendia is in line to face his former club.
Norwich will welcome Lukas Rupp back into the fold this weekend, while Kenny McLean and Josh Sargent are expected to be involved in some capacity. However, the Canaries will have to make do without Ozan Kabak, Christoph Zimmerman, Adam Idah and Andrew Omobamidele.
Kick-off is at 3pm BST on Saturday 30 April. See below for international broadcast options.
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How to watch Premier League live streams for UK subscribers
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