The Holy Trinity: Aston Villa conclusions from Premier League away win v Tottenham Hotspur

Goals from Morgan Rogers and Emi Buendía made it five wins in a row for Unai Emery's resurgent Villans

Another weekend, another small milestone passed on the way to a salvaged Premier League season.

Aston Villa took a long while to score their first goal, then their first goal in the Premier League. They waited for a first win, then a first league win, then a first away win.

Now, in the late-ish middle of October, they have their first league win away from home. It was their fifth win in a row in all competitions and the second time in two matches they’ve had to come from behind to take all three points.

Ezri Konsa said before the game that the players are confident. It’s great to hear and they’re certainly starting to put together the results of a confident team but I don’t think any single performance this season has looked confident, as such.

Still, it doesn’t really matter when they’re piling up the points.

Here’s your Holy Trinity of match conclusions.