Aston Villa's scoreless draw with visiting Manchester United was a "fair" result, according to Unai Emery. Villa found themselves on the back foot to start the match as United looked to score early, but the table turned in the second half as the hosts were the ones in control for long stretches.

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery to BBC Match of the Day: "It is not the best result but it's not the worst. I think a draw is fair. We played the second half much better than the first and at the end we were close to winning the match. We had two chances at the end of the game, we tried to score but couldn't. I think a draw is fair.

He has made three changes from the side which beat Bayern Munich 1-0 in the Champions League on Wednesday night as Amadou Onana, Diego Carlos and Jacob Ramsey drop out. Leon Bailey passed a late fitness test to start, while Matty Cash returns to the side and Ross Barkley replaces Onana, who is injured.