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But first, here's how things sounded at full time in the Saturday Night Football at Villa Park,

where Aston Villa hosted Arsenal.

Ashton Villa's ambition knows no limits. They've toppled the champions and they've toppled this morning's leaders in the space of four days.

John McGinn's goal, meaning it's a sweet victory for Unai Emory against his old club.

Only the second time that Arsenal have lost this season and it's an incredible 15 consecutive

home league wins now for Aston Villa, a new club record.

Despite the fatigue from the intensity of Wednesday night's match, they saw it through, they lived on their nerves when Kai Havitt's late on thought that he forced an equalizer, but it was judged to have been handled by the referee, confirmed by VAR.

And Aston Villanago, a point behind Arsenal and are clearly, Jamie, on an upward trajectory.

Yes, and it's fantastic to see. This place is absolutely bouncing.

Aston Villa, no doubt for me, one of the biggest clubs in this country.

And for too long now, the way football's become, we're so used to seeing that.

So called top six, if you like, always battling it out.

You saw Newcastle come last season to the four

and getting to the Champions League.

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