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Hello and welcome back to 1874. It's time for a match preview as Villa take on Celtic in a crucial game in the Champions League. Win and Villa have got a very real chance of top eight. Lose, it's not top eight, it's the playoffs and it would be so, so Villa to finish ninth. I'm joined by my good friend Greg Evans from the athletic to preview the game and we've got a very special guest with

us as well who better to preview the game than ex-astonville and ex-Seltic attacking midfielder

Sean Maloney Sean now manager of Wigan Sean how are good, thanks. I appreciate the invite to come on.

No, no, we really appreciate having you on. I know you've done some work with Greg before.

Greg was very keen to have you on. Greg, you're a big fan of Shorns, aren't you?

Yeah, yeah, really enjoyed spending time with Sean when he was manager of Hibbs for a little bit and

also at Wigan, followed his journey pretty excitedly and hope he kicks on in the future.

I suppose that's probably a good place for us to start, Sean.

I mean, you know, results picking up a little bit for Wigan.

How is it all there for you?

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