Aston Villa v Brentford LIVE – Watch Friendly on TV

Read how you can watch Aston Villa v Brentford live streaming on television tonight from the Summer Series from the USA.

The Premier League Summer Series resumes this weekend with Brentford squaring off against Unai Emery’s Aston Villa in a noteworthy match at FedExField on Sunday.

The Aston Villa v Brentford friendly has a kick off time of 17:00 BST for viewers in the UK.

Aston Villa v Brentford live streaming friendly news

The match is not available on either Sky Sports Football, BBC Sport or Sky Sports.

You can watch live from the USA using Bet365 and their live streaming service however, which will be in operation from the kick off time of 17:00 BST.

Aston Villa, who claimed the seventh spot in the Premier League rankings last season, have shown substantial growth under Unai Emery’s guidance.

The team from Birmingham breezed past Fulham last week with a solid 2-0 victory and will aim to replicate such a performance in this fixture.

On the contrary, Brentford, who concluded the previous season at the ninth position in the Premier League, have demonstrated notable progress in the past year.

The Bees suffered a 2-0 setback against Brighton & Hove Albion in their last outing and will be keen to recover this weekend.

Few Premier League teams can match the impact that Aston Villa made in the transfer market this summer.

The club from Birmingham managed to secure some high-profile names, including Youri Tielemans, Pau Torres, and Moussa Diaby.

Aston Villa’s approach was strategic; they didn’t aim to boost numbers but focused on meeting manager Julen Lopotegui’s requirements by recruiting key additions for the team.

In terms of exits, the team managed to retain its star players, much to the delight of the fans who harbor high ambitions for their beloved club.

Predicted lineup: Martinez, Konsa, Diego Carlos, Torres, Digne, Kamara, Tielemans, Philogene-Bidace, McGinn, Buendia, Archer.

Brentford has proven to be a Premier League revelation, owing to their unique player scouting approach.

The club made intelligent investments to address areas they considered to be in the most need.

Their primary addition was defender Nathan Collins from Wolverhampton, while they also bolstered the wing with Kevin Schade from Freiburg, who joined alongside goalkeeper Mark Flekken.

Despite these exciting acquisitions, Brentford’s preseason performance has been somewhat disappointing, suffering defeats to Fulham and Brighton, and managing only a draw against Boreham Wood.