Well, another game, another three points, and this time it was visiting Norwich that found themselves on the wrong end of a 2-0 verdict. And thus we’re able to sustain our argument about how we’re winning. It’s truly refreshing having wins to argue about…that has to represent some sort of progress, doesn’t it?
In short, while it wasn’t always on display, Villa actually did have more quality than Wigan and it proved out in a 2-0 win—taking Steve Bruce’s men to four wins out of five.
Saturday the Villans took on another promotion contender in Sheffield Wednesday, and bounced back from the 1-0 defeat to Huddersfield Town earlier in the week with a 2-0 win. Here’s the Good, Bad and Ugly from the day.
Aston Villa came up against a very good side Tuesday night when they traveled to John Smith’s Stadium. Many were looking to this match as a measuring stick following a virtually unprecedented three-game win streak. Here are the good, bad, and ugly talking points from Tuesday’s game.
Villa’s torrid run of results finally ended with a 1-0 win against visiting Derby, but if the product on offer left you cold, you wouldn’t be alone. It was as ugly a win as it was vital.
