Aston Villa have a fully-fit squad ahead of the Second City derby with Birmingham on Sunday.

Gabby Agbonlahor is fit again after niggling injuries have restricted him to just six appearances this season. Lewis Grabban is available to make his debut after signing on loan from Bournemouth on deadline day last month.

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The striker has been assessed this week but Villa could be unchanged as they hunt a seventh straight league win.

Birmingham will recall David Davis and Maikel Kieftenbeld for the trip to Villa. The midfielders were rested for the 4-1 FA Cup extra-time defeat to Huddersfield as they are on nine bookings but they will return on Sunday.

Jonathan Grounds is out with a knee injury and Jacques Maghoma has missed the last two games with a groin injury so will be assessed. Boss Steve Cotterill is also mindful of fatigue after playing 120 minutes against Huddersfield on Tuesday.

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Villa are unbeaten in 11 league matches against Birmingham (W7 D4) since losing 2-0 in March 2005 in the Premier League.

The Blues haven't scored in any of their last four trips to Villa Park in all competitions, since a Mikael Forssell goal in a 5-1 defeat in April 2008.

Steve Bruce hasn't lost any of his seven home matches in all competitions against Birmingham since he departed the club in 2007 (W6 D1 L0).

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Steve Cotterill, meanwhile, hasn't visited Villa Park as a manager since October 2005 - his Burnley side lost 1-0 to Villa in a League Cup tie.

Villa haven't won seven consecutive league matches since February 1990, when they were in the top-flight.

Robert Snodgrass is enjoying his most productive league season (6 goals, 9 assists) since the 2011/12 campaign when he played for Leeds United (13 goals, 13 assists).

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Prutton's prediction

Now this game has come at a very interesting time! The first Second City derby of the season was a bit of a non-event and both teams appeared happy just to not lose, but it's a little bit different now with Aston Villa going full tilt for automatic promotion.

Birmingham have been on a great run lately to haul themselves away from the drop zone, and there's no doubt that Steve Cotterill would be delighted with a point at Villa Park.

David Prutton predicts: 1-1 with Scott Hogan to score first (25/1 with Sky Bet)

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