Unai Emery explained why he thinks that **Wolves**will be a tough test for his players.
**Aston Villa**travel to Molineux Stadium for their next Premier League fixture on Friday evening.
Though the Old Gold are still sat at the bottom of the table, they have been a much-improved outfit under the stewardship of Rob Edwards, who watched his men lose 1-0 in the last meeting between these two teams.
As derby day approaches, **Emery**expects that the hosts will rise to the occasion.
“Alysson* is coming back, I think normally he will come back in the squad. The other players, with the players we know are out, hopefully they will be available for [Friday].*
*“[**Wolves*will be] very difficult. And why? We can remember the match we played here at home, against them.
*“With Rob Edwards, the coach, it was his second or third match coaching Wolverhampton, and we won. We didn’t deserve to win. They performed fantastic and they played a fantastic game. I remember it. And why? Because they lost some matches, the same against us, they didn’t deserve.*
*“At home against Bournemouth, against Chelsea, two penalties in 20 minutes for Chelsea, and some not clear penalties for me, and the consequence was the result. The last home match against Arsenal, they drew, against the best team in the Premier League,, and maybe in the world this year.*
“And last week, against Crystal Palace away, they lost (in) the last minute, one player less because they had one red card, but they played (a) fantastic game, and they deserved more.
“Everything we analysing of them makes not an easy match, feel not an easy match and feeling as well, for them and for us, it’s a derby, because we are both here in Premier League for a long time, and close here, and we can feel it as a derby. And they are playing at home with their supporters, and they will feel the necessary match for them to show their capacity against us.”