Leeds United vs Aston Villa Nigeria odds comparison
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2.90 | 3.25 | 2.52 |
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3.07 | 3.30 | 2.49 |
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3.04 | 3.29 | 2.54 |
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3.07
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Match Analysis
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Leeds United host Aston Villa on 23 November 2025 in a Premier League clash that could prove pivotal for both clubs' season trajectories.
Leeds have struggled in recent weeks, recording just one win from their last five matches while conceding eleven goals and scoring only four, giving them a low average of 0.8 goals per game and a leaky defence conceding 2.2 per outing.
In contrast, Aston Villa arrive on the back of strong form, with three wins and two defeats overall, but an impressive recent run of four victories in five games, scoring eight and allowing just four goals – an average of 1.6 scored and 0.8 conceded.
Head‑to‑head history favours a narrow edge for Leeds, who have two home wins, one away win for Villa and two draws across five meetings, with a total of 13 goals (6 for Leeds, 7 for Villa).
The statistical balance suggests a tight encounter, yet Villa’s recent defensive solidity and scoring consistency may tip the scales.
Both sides have a lot to play for: Leeds need points to halt a slump, while Villa aim to cement a climb up the table.
Leeds have struggled in recent weeks, recording just one win from their last five matches while conceding eleven goals and scoring only four, giving them a low average of 0.8 goals per game and a leaky defence conceding 2.2 per outing.
In contrast, Aston Villa arrive on the back of strong form, with three wins and two defeats overall, but an impressive recent run of four victories in five games, scoring eight and allowing just four goals – an average of 1.6 scored and 0.8 conceded.
Head‑to‑head history favours a narrow edge for Leeds, who have two home wins, one away win for Villa and two draws across five meetings, with a total of 13 goals (6 for Leeds, 7 for Villa).
The statistical balance suggests a tight encounter, yet Villa’s recent defensive solidity and scoring consistency may tip the scales.
Both sides have a lot to play for: Leeds need points to halt a slump, while Villa aim to cement a climb up the table.
Recent Form
Leeds United:
Leeds United’s recent home form has been erratic.
Over their last five fixtures they have recorded one win, three losses and no draws, scoring four goals while conceding eleven.
The most recent home game on 4 October against Tottenham ended in a 1‑2 defeat, with goals from N.Okafor and M.Kudus for the visitors and a solitary Leeds strike by an unnamed scorer.
Earlier, on 24 October Leeds beat West Ham 2‑1 at Elland Road, with early goals from B.Aaronson (3') and J.Rodon (15') before a late consolation from M.Fernandes (90').
Prior to that, a 1‑2 loss to Tottenham on 4 October saw the hosts concede twice after initially drawing level.
The earlier fixtures at neutral venues (Nottingham, Brighton) saw Leeds score only one goal in two away defeats, highlighting a lack of cutting edge and defensive frailties.
Across the five matches Leeds have averaged 0.8 goals per game and 2.2 conceded, indicating a need for tighter defending and more clinical finishing if they hope to compete against Villa’s attack.
Over their last five fixtures they have recorded one win, three losses and no draws, scoring four goals while conceding eleven.
The most recent home game on 4 October against Tottenham ended in a 1‑2 defeat, with goals from N.Okafor and M.Kudus for the visitors and a solitary Leeds strike by an unnamed scorer.
Earlier, on 24 October Leeds beat West Ham 2‑1 at Elland Road, with early goals from B.Aaronson (3') and J.Rodon (15') before a late consolation from M.Fernandes (90').
Prior to that, a 1‑2 loss to Tottenham on 4 October saw the hosts concede twice after initially drawing level.
The earlier fixtures at neutral venues (Nottingham, Brighton) saw Leeds score only one goal in two away defeats, highlighting a lack of cutting edge and defensive frailties.
Across the five matches Leeds have averaged 0.8 goals per game and 2.2 conceded, indicating a need for tighter defending and more clinical finishing if they hope to compete against Villa’s attack.
Aston Villa:
Aston Villa’s recent away form shows a club in ascendancy.
In their last five outings they have secured four wins and suffered a single loss, netting eight goals and conceding only four.
The most recent home fixture on 9 November versus Bournemouth produced a dominant 4‑0 victory, with goals from E.Buendia (28'), A.Onana (40'), R.Barkley (77') and D.Malen (82').
A week earlier Villa beat Maccabi Tel Aviv 2‑0 in the Europa League, with I.Maatsen (45') and a D.Malen penalty (59') finding the net.
The lone setback came on 1 November away to Liverpool, where Villa fell 0‑2, conceding at 45' and 58' to M.Salah and R.Gravenberch respectively.
Prior to that, Villa secured a 1‑0 home win over Manchester City on 26 October and a 2‑1 away triumph over GA Eagles on 23 October, scoring early through E.Guessand (4') and maintaining pressure with M.Suray (42') and M.Deijl (61').
Overall Villa average 1.6 goals per match while conceding just 0.8, reflecting a balanced attack and a disciplined back line.
In their last five outings they have secured four wins and suffered a single loss, netting eight goals and conceding only four.
The most recent home fixture on 9 November versus Bournemouth produced a dominant 4‑0 victory, with goals from E.Buendia (28'), A.Onana (40'), R.Barkley (77') and D.Malen (82').
A week earlier Villa beat Maccabi Tel Aviv 2‑0 in the Europa League, with I.Maatsen (45') and a D.Malen penalty (59') finding the net.
The lone setback came on 1 November away to Liverpool, where Villa fell 0‑2, conceding at 45' and 58' to M.Salah and R.Gravenberch respectively.
Prior to that, Villa secured a 1‑0 home win over Manchester City on 26 October and a 2‑1 away triumph over GA Eagles on 23 October, scoring early through E.Guessand (4') and maintaining pressure with M.Suray (42') and M.Deijl (61').
Overall Villa average 1.6 goals per match while conceding just 0.8, reflecting a balanced attack and a disciplined back line.
Head-to-Head Record
The Leeds United‑Aston Villa rivalry comprises five meetings, producing two Leeds home wins, one Villa away win and two draws, with a cumulative goal tally of 13 (Leeds 6, Villa 7).
The most recent encounter on 13 January 2023 saw Leeds host Villa and win 2‑1, with L.Bailey opening at 3' and E.Buendia extending the lead before P.Bamford salvaged a late goal for Villa.
A goalless stalemate on 2 October 2022 highlighted defensive solidity on both sides, while a friendly on 17 July 2022 gave Leeds a narrow 1‑0 victory.
The 10 March 2022 clash dramatically swung in Villa’s favour with a 3‑0 away win, featuring goals from P.Coutinho (22'), M.Cash (65') and C.Chambers (73').
The most recent high‑scoring affair on 9 February 2022 ended 3‑3, with Leeds taking an early lead through D.James (9') before Villa equalised via P.Coutinho (30') and later taking the lead twice through J.Ramsey (38', 43').
The match concluded level after D.James (45') and D.Llorente (63') restored parity.
These fixtures reveal a pattern of tightly contested games, occasional high‑scoring bursts, and a slight edge to Leeds at home, suggesting the upcoming Premier League meeting could be finely balanced with both sides capable of scoring.
The most recent encounter on 13 January 2023 saw Leeds host Villa and win 2‑1, with L.Bailey opening at 3' and E.Buendia extending the lead before P.Bamford salvaged a late goal for Villa.
A goalless stalemate on 2 October 2022 highlighted defensive solidity on both sides, while a friendly on 17 July 2022 gave Leeds a narrow 1‑0 victory.
The 10 March 2022 clash dramatically swung in Villa’s favour with a 3‑0 away win, featuring goals from P.Coutinho (22'), M.Cash (65') and C.Chambers (73').
The most recent high‑scoring affair on 9 February 2022 ended 3‑3, with Leeds taking an early lead through D.James (9') before Villa equalised via P.Coutinho (30') and later taking the lead twice through J.Ramsey (38', 43').
The match concluded level after D.James (45') and D.Llorente (63') restored parity.
These fixtures reveal a pattern of tightly contested games, occasional high‑scoring bursts, and a slight edge to Leeds at home, suggesting the upcoming Premier League meeting could be finely balanced with both sides capable of scoring.
Statistical Insights
Across the data set, Leeds United’s defensive record stands out as their primary weakness, conceding 11 goals in five recent matches (2.2 per game) while Villa have allowed just four (0.8 per game).
Offensively, Villa’s average of 1.6 goals per game eclipses Leeds’ 0.8, and Villa have scored in four of their last five fixtures, including a four‑goal haul against Bournemouth.
Timing analysis shows Leeds tend to concede early – they allowed three goals within the first 15 minutes against Nottingham and Brighton – whereas Villa often open scoring in the first half, as seen against Bournemouth (28') and Maccabi (45').
Leeds have struggled to keep clean sheets, with only one match (vs West Ham) where they conceded a single goal.
Villa, however, recorded three clean sheets in the same span.
The head‑to‑head record indicates a slight goal advantage for Villa (7‑6) and a higher proportion of draws, reinforcing the expectation of a close contest.
The convergence of Leeds’ defensive frailties and Villa’s scoring consistency points toward a potential over‑0.5 goal scenario and a likely BTTS outcome.
Offensively, Villa’s average of 1.6 goals per game eclipses Leeds’ 0.8, and Villa have scored in four of their last five fixtures, including a four‑goal haul against Bournemouth.
Timing analysis shows Leeds tend to concede early – they allowed three goals within the first 15 minutes against Nottingham and Brighton – whereas Villa often open scoring in the first half, as seen against Bournemouth (28') and Maccabi (45').
Leeds have struggled to keep clean sheets, with only one match (vs West Ham) where they conceded a single goal.
Villa, however, recorded three clean sheets in the same span.
The head‑to‑head record indicates a slight goal advantage for Villa (7‑6) and a higher proportion of draws, reinforcing the expectation of a close contest.
The convergence of Leeds’ defensive frailties and Villa’s scoring consistency points toward a potential over‑0.5 goal scenario and a likely BTTS outcome.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 23 November clash, Leeds United’s schedule features a demanding trip to Manchester City on 29 November followed by a home fixture against Chelsea on 3 December.
A strong result against Villa could provide momentum heading into the City test, where defensive solidity will be paramount.
Conversely, a defeat may exacerbate pressure ahead of the high‑profile Chelsea game.
Aston Villa’s calendar sees them travel to Young Boys for a Europa League tie on 27 November before hosting Wolverhampton on 30 November.
A positive result at Leeds would boost confidence for the continental fixture and sustain their league push, while a setback could force a tactical recalibration before the Europa clash.
Both clubs have tight windows, making the Leeds‑Villa match a potential catalyst for their subsequent campaigns.
A strong result against Villa could provide momentum heading into the City test, where defensive solidity will be paramount.
Conversely, a defeat may exacerbate pressure ahead of the high‑profile Chelsea game.
Aston Villa’s calendar sees them travel to Young Boys for a Europa League tie on 27 November before hosting Wolverhampton on 30 November.
A positive result at Leeds would boost confidence for the continental fixture and sustain their league push, while a setback could force a tactical recalibration before the Europa clash.
Both clubs have tight windows, making the Leeds‑Villa match a potential catalyst for their subsequent campaigns.
Match Prediction
Based on the stark contrast in recent form and defensive records, the numbers suggest Aston Villa hold the upper hand.
Leeds have struggled to score (four goals in five games) and have leaked 11, whereas Villa have been prolific and compact, scoring eight and conceding four.
The head‑to‑head history hints at a narrow Leeds advantage at home, but Villa’s current momentum may neutralise that.
A realistic prediction is a 1‑2 victory for Aston Villa, with Villa likely to open the scoring early and add a second before halftime, while Leeds might pull one back late in the second half, reflecting both teams’ tendencies to concede and score at different stages.
Leeds have struggled to score (four goals in five games) and have leaked 11, whereas Villa have been prolific and compact, scoring eight and conceding four.
The head‑to‑head history hints at a narrow Leeds advantage at home, but Villa’s current momentum may neutralise that.
A realistic prediction is a 1‑2 victory for Aston Villa, with Villa likely to open the scoring early and add a second before halftime, while Leeds might pull one back late in the second half, reflecting both teams’ tendencies to concede and score at different stages.
Betting Insights
The statistical profile favours a match with over 2.5 goals, given Villa’s 1.6 goals per game and Leeds’ 2.2 goals conceded per game.
Both teams have shown a propensity to score and concede, supporting an over‑2.5 market.
Both teams to score (BTTS) appears probable; Villa have scored in four of their last five, while Leeds have found the net in three of five.
Considering Villa’s strong recent form and Leeds’ defensive woes, a 1.5‑2.5 goal handicap favouring Villa could be attractive.
The draw market offers value at higher odds due to Leeds’ occasional home resilience, but the safer play is a Villa win with both teams scoring, perhaps a 2‑1 or 3‑2 scoreline.
Both teams have shown a propensity to score and concede, supporting an over‑2.5 market.
Both teams to score (BTTS) appears probable; Villa have scored in four of their last five, while Leeds have found the net in three of five.
Considering Villa’s strong recent form and Leeds’ defensive woes, a 1.5‑2.5 goal handicap favouring Villa could be attractive.
The draw market offers value at higher odds due to Leeds’ occasional home resilience, but the safer play is a Villa win with both teams scoring, perhaps a 2‑1 or 3‑2 scoreline.