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A player-by-player round-up of Aston Villa loanees with two players in the goals at the weekend.

Wesley’s search for a league goal continues having failed to find the back of the net in his 26 LaLiga2 appearances this season. Goalkeeper Marschall, 19, headed back to Gateshead in January after a successful spell in the North East last season. Wesley does, though, have one goal to his name which came in the Cop del Rey in January. Heading across to mainland Europe now and Morgan Sanson opted to move to Ligue 1 in January in a bid for more game time. Sutton Coldfield’s Louie Barry swapped League One strugglers MK Dons for League Two Salford in January and, since his move, has featured in every game, starting the last three. Rovers are wedged in midtable, 12 points off the play-off places with 12 games to go. "The one thing that is labelled at this technical, certainly foreign player is they don’t dig in and have a bite. Caleb last featured on January 2 and has missed Crawley’s last eight games (W1 D1 L6). To the last of Villa’s seven loanees in the Championship and Marvelous Nakamba has been drawing rave reviews at Luton Town. It was the 21-year-old’s fourth goal of the season for Cardiff where, to date, he’s clocked up 29 appearances. It continues to be a valuable learning experience down at Loftus Road for the 19-year-old who, don't forget, made his Premier League debut for Villa 13 months ago against Brighton under then-boss Steven Gerrard. Looked dangerous every time he got the ball and caused Bristol problems all afternoon,” was the 9/10 player rating given to Villa loanee Philogene at the weekend following his goal and man-of-the-match showing.