Emery is challenging players ahead of the seasonal determination of the moon in the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League

Unai Emery has caused his players Aston villa to raise their standards even more before the last two months of the season.

Villa season will potentially be defined in the last few months because the challenges for Europe in the Premier League, as well as the FA Cup and the Champions League.

Emery’s are currently the ninth, two points behind the fourth Manchester City placement in the quadrangular race, while confronting Paris Saint-Germain in the quarterfinals of the Champions League and the Crystal Palace in the semi-finals of the FA Cup in April, full of action.

Since their Cup and European Podvits have occupied the center stage in recent weeks, four rivals Brighton are facing on Wednesday in what their first game in the Premier League in 24 days.

On the eve of the trip to Amex, Emery said: “We are excited and demanded that we focus on the last two months in three competitions. We are motivated to collectively achieve the best performances and try to reduce a lot of the goals we acknowledged.

“We’re getting better in the last matches. Tomorrow is again a very good test that we can be more consistent, playing at the level we want to achieve, and at the end of the season we play in the Premier League and achieve the top seven, top six or top five.

“There are many teams that fight for these positions. We play the semi -finals in the FA Cup, and the Champions League quarterfinals.

“It is unbelievable as we approach the last part of the season. But we are aware of how difficult it will be and how much we need to improve.”

Unai: “Everyone is ready, everyone is focused. Now it’s 100% football.”

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Emery on a quadrangular race

After defying the chances of reaching the best of four seasons, Villa was a little inconsistent with this term, although they were still well among the numerous sides in the race to reach the Champions League again.

On the four best races, Villa’s manager added: “Thirty-eight games are when you finish, and the table is fair for all. We are in the last part of the season and every point we have achieved and lost before, now is the moment when we have to recognize how we are focused on every match and reality that has two points (more than us) in the European.

“Getting conference leagues, Europa League or Champions League are the consequences we work in the season. Brighton is now, and tomorrow there are three points, three points for us or one point for each team.

“We will try to prepare ourselves to face the match, thinking in order to achieve three points. We respect them and we are very demanding with the way we can achieve it.”

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“Leon Bailey, still, with a strenuous blow, and I don’t think they will train this afternoon, and it’s hard to play a game for tomorrow.

“We have training training this afternoon, trying to take the time after the last match (FA Cup quarterfinals against Preston) we played on Sunday.

“Initially (Ross) Barkley was training with a group yesterday.

“Other players, progressively, were coming back and hoping – after the game we played and training we will do this afternoon – everyone will be available, everyone.”