Aston Villa vs Stevenage

Aston Villa face Stevenage in the FA Cup on Sunday; here is everything you need to know, including kick-off time, live stream details and how to watch the ...

Yes, you can stream the game too. TV channel, live stream details and ball numbers](https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/fa-cup-draw-today-time-25922988) You can watch the game on BBC's iPlayer, with coverage beginning the same time as above. Those games start at 4.30pm. Is the game on TV? The game kicks off at Villa Park at 4.30pm

Team news live from Villa Park for Aston Villa vs Stevenage in the FA Cup, including the starting lineups and substitutes.

Here are the full starting lineups for both sides, as well as those on the substitutes’ benches. Second only to Leyton Orient, who they have a game in hand on, Stevenage have been on fire under their 60-year-old head coach, Steve Evans. Kick off is fast approaching for Aston Villa vs Stevenage as both teams hope to advance through to the Fourth Round of the Emirates FA Cup.

'Super Steve Evans' ' army caused an almighty upset in the FA Cup as they beat the 'master of the cups' Unai Emery at his own game to progress to the Fourth ...

Two late goals from Jamie Reid and Dean Campbell saw League Two Stevenage grab a 2-1 FA Cup third-round comeback win to stun Premier League Aston Villa, ...

Norris, having scored in the previous two rounds against Gateshead and Kings Lynn, almost extended his cup heroics but his cross-shot deflected off the top of the woodwork. Stevenage had broken through in the 17th minute only for Luke Norris to time his run off the back of Matty Cash just too early. Steve Evans’s side were content to allow Villa possession and then look for their chances on the break or from set-pieces. [Stevenage’s 3-1 win over Newcastle United in 2011](https://www.theguardian.com/football/2011/jan/08/stevenage-newcastle-united-fa-cup) ranked third in the top 50 third-round shocks of the past half-century. The latter then steered a shot from 20 yards just wide. Coutinho fed Douglas Luiz and when Leon Bailey invited Danny Ings to play in Sanson, the Frenchman took a touch to steady himself before dispatching a crisp drive into the far bottom corner. But the former Liverpool star too often cut back inside on to his right foot to dispatch shots that rose too high or allowed Taye Ashby-Hammond, the goalkeeper on loan from Fulham who helped Boreham Wood reach the fifth round last season, to save comfortably. Surely that is more glamorous than any late surge towards seventh in the Premier League and the allure of the Europa Conference League. Reid, who scored in the second-round win at Kings Lynn, kept his composure from 12 yards to drill in the spot-kick, sending Olsen the wrong way. Instead, the glory of a Villa, who lost at this stage of the competition for the seventh successive season, were shell-shocked. The Scotland youth international, on loan from Aberdeen, dispossessed Dendoncker, who proceeded to pull his shirt just outside the penalty area before taking his foot away, just inside.

Stevenage stun Premier League side Aston Villa in the FA Cup after two late goals from Jamie Reid and Dean Campbell...

The match was far from over as Stevenage won themselves a corner just before additional time. The Stevenage supporters were having the time of their lives as just a few minutes remained. Then, Villa had a golden chance to double their lead as Callum Chambers was lurking at the back post but tapped his shot wide from point-blank range. Boro had managed to get to the closing stages of the match just one goal down, and with a glimmer of hope against their Premier League opponents. Douglas Luiz and Philippe Coutinho both tried their luck from outside the box, but neither could get their shot on target. Steve Evans made just one change from the last league match as Jake Taylor replaced Alex Gilbey.

Stevenage manager Steve Evans acclaimed the heart of his players after their two late goals knocked Aston Villa out of the FA Cup at Villa Park.

“It is a process and I will continue to be demanding. If we were in the game at 75 minutes I knew we had an incredible, fit group and I could use the lads who have hearts the size of Big Ben.” To Stevenage’s credit, they kept a tight shape, with a midfield square in front of a back four, and squeezed the space Villa were allowed to play in. Maybe now, I need to be more demanding. I’ve got grandkids and little Joseph, James and Mimi will be hearing about in the next few years.” “If you’re Emi Martínez, you’ll be haunted.