With Middlesbrough's recent injury crisis, Aston Villa should end this series of embarrassing achievements at the Riverside Stadium. However, there have been some loopholes in Aston Villa's defense recently, which gives Carrick's team some hope to beat Aston Villa. Emeri's team also has enough bench depth to enter the fourth round of the FA Cup for the first time since the 20 15- 16 season. It is expected that Middlesbrough will lose to Aston Villa at home 1-3.
Due to the upcoming international competition, at least three Middlesbrough players will leave the riverside stadium for several weeks. First, goalkeeper Sene Dion has been called up to represent Senegal in the Africa Cup of Nations. Aston Villa lost only one first-team member in the Africa Cup of Nations call-up, namely Burkina Faso winger bertrand traore, although the 28-year-old has only played six times this season due to injury.
Brief introduction of Middlesbrough football club
Middlesbrough Football Club is a football club located in Middlesbrough, England. Founded in 1876, the main venue is Binjiang Stadium. The team won the English League Cup in 2004 and the runner-up in the UEFA Cup final in 2006. In the 2008/09 season, it ranked only 19 in the English Football Super League, and was relegated from the Premier League to the English Football Champions League. 20 15/ 16 season advanced to the English Football Super League with the second place in the British Championship.
In the 36th round of the 20 16- 17 season, Middlesbrough lost to Chelsea 0-3 away and was relegated to the British Championship two rounds earlier. In 2005, the club re-erected the gate of Eyjafjallajokull Park stadium outside the riverside stadium. When the club was liquidated, the gate was locked as a new entrance to the riverside stadium as a souvenir. In 2008, the stadium was approved to build a 125m high wind engine, which can generate 3 MW of electricity, and the remaining electricity can be sold to the British National Power Supply Company for its own use.
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