Villa might not hold the ball or press much but they are certainly not defensive
The frustration simmered and spilled throughout. appeared to win or concede a foul every time the ball found his feet. He sometimes smiled at the decisions, almost in incredulity, but largely carried the same pained expression as his coach. Unai Emery patrolled his technical area in a perennial circle of exasperation. He then slumped to his seat, hands and head pointing towards the sky before racing to the edge of the touchline, asking for calmness and better care on the ball.
In possession, Villa do not usually dominate; before Wolves, they had registered an average of 48.3 per cent. O’Neil, it seemed, fell into the trap of the Emery eye test, describing Villa as a side that “doesn’t want to come out and press” and “defends with a back six”. This was despite Villa holding higher average positions than Wolves throughout. Such misconceptions are, in part, due to Emery’s adaptability game to game.
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