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Aston Villa player ratings vs Crystal Palace: Five earn 8/10 as Maritz goal proves insufficient

Aston Villa Player ratings vs crystal palace

Aston Villa drew 1-1 with Crystal Palace as Noëlle Maritz’s opener failed to secure their first WSL victory of the season.

Here are Read Aston Villa’s player ratings and verdicts.

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Starting XI

Akane Okuma — 6/10
Started in goal but finished without a clean sheet after Abbie Larkin’s equaliser.

Anna Patten — 8/10
Villa’s highest-rated starting centre-back in the statistical assessment. An encouraging individual return for the captain.

Mathilde Harviken — 7/10
Finished above seven in the underlying ratings, although Villa’s defence could not protect the lead.

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Océane Deslandes — 7/10
Scored slightly higher than Harviken in the statistical assessment, with both rounding to seven.

Lynn Wilms — 7/10
Rounds up from 6.5, placing her below Villa’s strongest performers.

Justine Kielland — 8/10
Recorded a strong statistical score before Maya Hijikata replaced her after 63 minutes.

Miri Taylor — 8/10
Villa’s highest-rated player on the unrounded scores. Our statistical standout, narrowly ahead of Grant.

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Noëlle Maritz — 8/10
Delivered Villa’s breakthrough. Her goal was the clearest attacking contribution before Palace recovered.

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Chasity Grant — 8/10
Provided the assist for Maritz and finished just behind Taylor in the ratings.

Lucia Kendall — 6/10
Villa’s lowest-rated starter, following her match-winning Newcastle double.

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Amalie Vangsgaard — 7/10
Started ahead of Murphy in the confirmed line-up but finished without a goal.

Substitutes

Maya Hijikata — 7/10
Replaced Kielland; her statistical score rounds up to seven.

Georgia Mullett — 6/10
Replaced Grant, with her contribution rated below six before rounding.

Lily Murphy — Not rated
Introduced after 81 minutes; no FotMob score available.

Rachel Maltby — Not rated
Also introduced after 81 minutes without a published score.

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