David Ornstein has revealed it's 'highly likely' that Marcus Rashford won't be able to feature for Aston Villa again this season, so he's going to focus on another side.

In his absence, the Villans fell to a 3-0 defeat, with the club now purely focusing on the race to finish in the Premier League top five and qualify for the Champions League. Following the loss at Wembley, Emery said Rashford had hurt his hamstring and could be sidelined for ‘some weeks’.

Aston Villa are objecting to the Premier League over a potential scheduling change for their home game against Tottenham Hotspur. The league fixture is due to be played on Sunday, May 18 but Tottenham said in a statement on Sunday that they are in discussions with the Premier League to change the date.