Villa Clubbers Face Gunners Gridlock

The Premier League has come under fire from Aston Villa after it was announced that the Villans will face their North London rivals, Arsenal, on a Tuesday night. The fixture has left club officials and fans alike feeling frustrated, as they believe the match is being forced upon them at an inopportune time. According to sources close to the club, Villa’s director of football operations, Damian Vidagany, expressed his discontent with the scheduling decision. Emery, Arsenal’s head coach, was also vocal about the issue during a press conference earlier today. “We’re struggling to get our squad refreshed and rejuvenated after the recent run of matches,” said Vidagany. “A Tuesday night match at the Emirates Stadium will only serve to further tire our players out. We believe the fixture should have been rescheduled for a weekend afternoon, when teams are typically more fresh and energized.” Vidagany’s comments were echoed by fans on social media, who expressed their discontent with the scheduling decision. “It’s just not fair,” said one fan. “We’re already tired from the previous week’s match. Can’t we get a break?” Despite the complaints, it appears that the fixture is unlikely to be changed at this late stage. The Premier League has been criticized in the past for its inflexible scheduling, and it remains to be seen whether they will take notice of Villa’s concerns. For now, Emery and his team will have to prepare for the match against their rivals, while Villa officials hope that their pleas are heard by the powers-that-be. The stage is set for a tense and intense encounter at the Emirates Stadium.