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Zion Suzuki horror own goal haunts Aston Villa to hand Fulham equaliser

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By Peter Lansley at Villa Park
10/31/2026, 10:15:33 PM
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Zion Suzuki horror own goal haunts Aston Villa to hand Fulham equaliser
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Fulham helped cement Jamie Carragher’s argument that Aston Villa will never be Manchester United. No, they know how to grind out a point on a bad day and can go to Barcelona on Tuesday with some confidence. Zion Suzuki’s own goal denied Unai Emery’s team a fifth win in six games after Nicolas Jackson’s eighth goal of the season had promised to lift a resurgent Villa back into the top third of the Premier League. Continue reading...

Key Takeaways

  • Zion Suzuki horror own goal haunts Aston Villa to hand Fulham equaliser.
  • Fulham helped cement Jamie Carragher’s argument that Aston Villa will never be Manchester United.
  • No, they know how to grind out a point on a bad day and can go to Barcelona on Tuesday with some confidence.

Fulham helped cement Jamie Carragher’s argument that Aston Villa will never be Manchester United. No, they know how to grind out a point on a bad day and can go to Barcelona on Tuesday with some confidence.Zion Suzuki’s own goal denied Unai Emery’s team a fifth win in six games after Nicolas Jackson’s eighth goal of the season had promised to lift a resurgent Villa back into the top third of the Premier League. Continue reading...

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