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Aston Villa’s Leon Bailey being investigated by police after alleged assault on supporter

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Aston Villa’s Leon Bailey is reportedly being investigated by police after an alleged assault on a supporter after the win in opposition to Everton.

The Mirror write that the goalscorer is being checked out by West Midlands police over the incident which is claimed to have occurred within the company containers at Villa Park.

A supporter requested Bailey to pose for an image together with his son, who was on the match to rejoice his fifth birthday, however Bailey is claimed to have refused and the Villa fan has now accused him of pushing him to the bottom. 

The alleged incident is claimed to have been caught on CCTV and seen by quite a few witnesses, and the WMP and Aston Villa are trying into it, with the fan giving an announcement on the scene.

The Every day Mail add that safety officers on the floor had contacted the police after the alleged incident.

Police declined to touch upon this when approached by the media outlet.

Leon Bailey managed to get himself a aim and help in Aston Villa’s 4-0 victory in opposition to Everton, saying in a video message through the membership’s socials to the followers: “Hi Villans, great game, great result, hope you guy enjoyed that! See you again soon, on Wednesday!”

Aston Villa recovered from their opening Premier League thrashing at Newcastle by placing extra distress on Everton at Villa Park on Sunday night.

Unai Emery’s Villa had been closely overwhelmed 5-1 in final weekend’s league opener however bought their marketing campaign up and operating at residence with Leon Bailey having a hand in two objectives.

Spectacular work from the winger led him to creating the opener for John McGinn, who clipped residence a first-time end from shut vary.

The hosts then doubled their lead simply earlier than the half hour mark courtesy of Douglas Luiz’s penalty after the referee adjudged Jordan Pickford to have introduced down Ollie Watkins within the field.

Participant scores (through Sky Sports activities)

Aston Villa: Martinez (7), Money (7), Torres (8), Konsa (7), Digne (8), Luiz (8), Kamara (7), Bailey (8), McGinn (9), Diaby (7), Watkins (7).

Subs: Tielemans (7), Carlos (6), Coutinho (6), Duran (7), Archer (n/a).

Everton: Pickford (6), Patterson (5), Keane (4), Tarkowski (6), Younger (4), Gueye (5), Garner (6), Doucoure (5), Onana (5), Iwobi (6), Calvert-Lewin (5).

Subs: Danjuma (6), Dobbin (5), Maupay (6), Onyango (n/a).

Participant of the match: John McGinn

Everton supervisor Sean Dyche informed Sky Sports activities:

“They were better in all departments. Overall, the sharpness, the edge that’s important in a performance – particularly them scoring goals, driving into the box, looking a lot more alive than we were defensively.

“Miles off it today. It’s a strange one because we were really on it last weekend. We’ve got to find consistency – I used that word constantly last season, week-to-week and in our performance. That was badly lacking today.

“The learning I’ve had from the last couple of seasons is good one week, miles off it the next week. We’ve got to find consistency. We find it through the training ground but we’ve got to put it into performances. There’s no excuses today, they were miles better than us.”

Aston Villa supervisor Unai Emery to BBC Sport: “We needed to react like we did. It is not enough at the moment because after two matches we only have three points. We have to react like we did today and still be going forward.

“We had a good transition and avoided their transition. We did a very good job today. We want to create and build in this way. I feel good.

“We won today and we want to give the injured players the three points. We were thinking of them for this match. Now we have to play Europa Conference League.

“New chapter this season. We started very well here. The balance is five goals for and five against. We can feel something positive here at home like we did last year but we have to create a new way, a new strong feeling here with our supporters.

“Today we were very, very angry to try and get our performance at home and to forget last week’s match. We have to learn. Today we did a lot of things good but there are some moments we can do better.”

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