Aston Villa did themselves a huge favor in the relegation battle thanks to goals from Gabriel Agbonlahor, Matthew Lowtown, and Christian Benteke. Relive them here!

Aston Villa threw away a one goal lead against Liverpool, preventing them from moving above Wigan and out of the relegation zone. With seven games left to go, it's time for Villa fans to stock up on deodorant. And tranquilizers.

Aston Villa and Queens Park Rangers played out an entertainingly disheveled relegation six pointer on Saturday. We give a few thoughts on Villa's second consecutive win.

Nathan Baker may have given Reading the lead with an own goal, but Aston Villa roared back. Christian Benteke and Gabby Agbonlahor helped the Villa secure all three points.

A Ciaran Clark error just before half time proves costly as Aston Villa fall to Manchester City and remain in the relegation zone.

Sun continues to rise in east, water remains wet, Aston Villa drop points thanks to late goal.

Christian Benteke scored a penalty and Charles N'Zogbia put in an incredible free kick to give Aston Villa the lead. Despite an own goal by Ashley Westwood, Villa hung on for all three points. Here's the initial reaction to the win.

Aston Villa once again gave away a two-goal lead to Everton at Goodison Park, dampening what was potentially one of the season's best performances and a possible springboard to a turn in fortunes.

At the half at Goodison Park, Aston Villa lead Everton 1-2 on the strength of goals by Christian Benteke and Gabriel Agbonlahor.

Aston Villa managed to get the two goals they needed, but they also let one in on a corner, allowed Bradford to advance 3-4 on aggregate.

Aston Villa throws away a 2-0 half time lead and is forced to hang on for a point, but despite the disappointment the club has now moved out of the relegation zone and into 17th place.

Aston Villa did little to impress once again, but Southampton was equally uninspiring and in the end it was a horrendous penalty that made up the margin of victory.

Aston Villa leave themselves everything to do in the return leg after going down 3-1 to Bradford City at Valley Parade in a horrible showing.

Aston Villa are through to the fourth round of the FA Cup after coming back to win against Ipswich Town. 7500 to Holte gives a few thoughts about how the Villa looked on Saturday.

The way it ended was heartbreaking, but it’s tough to deny that taking a point away from Liberty Stadium is a huge improvement over recent results. Has Aston Villa managed to stop the bleeding, or did they just get lucky?

Aston Villa's 3-0 loss to Wigan Athletic caps off one of the worst week's in recent memory, and Aston Villa now find themselves just one point above the bottom three.