‘We want to accomplish our best dreams’

Unai Emery said his team Aston Villa would try to “achieve our best dreams” and qualify for the second consecutive Champions League after picking up three points against Bournemouth on Saturday.

Ollie Watkins scored its 75th. The top -notch goals with the deepest touches deep at the time of stopping the first half to secure the victory for Emery’s side and head above Gabriel Agbonlahor as a record goalkeeper villa in the Premier League.

Jacob Ramsey was discharged from the remaining 10 minutes to make visitors nervously the last period because the cherries were looking for an equalizer.

But Villa kept to win 1-0 to move on to the points with Chelsea and Newcastle and retained hope in the first five finishes I live firmly.

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– Aston Villa (@Avfcofficial) May 10, 2025

The result also confirmed the villa of the Villa in the European Competition for the third season in a row.

However, Emery’s sights are firmly in place at the elite club tournament of the continent.

“Our first goal through the Premier League is to try to be consistent and try to achieve your goal through it,” said the head of the villa.

“The players competed very well. It’s hard here. Bournemouth, they perform fantastic.

“And Europe, we are in Europe. Conference, Europe or Champions League. Of course, we want to try to re -achieve our best dreams and play the Champions League.

“But there are still matches. There are teams ahead of us, but with this victory we can also feel with some possibilities to get it.”

The villas for the last two games are against Tottenham and Manchester United, teams competing in this season’s Europa League final.

And Emery insists that he doesn’t look beyond the next match.

Emery said, “We play Tottenham at home and we will only focus on this match.

“We have to do our job and do our job as today, I’m happy. I’m really proud of how we are going.”