Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce has hailed the performance of Ghana midfielder Albert Adomah who scored as the club beat Burton Albion 4-0 away from home.
The winger has been on an incredible run of four scoring four times in his last three outings.
Keinan Davis headed Villa ahead, Albert Adomah stroked home his fourth goal in three games and Robert Snodgrass fired in the third from 18 yards. Substitute Josh Onomah tapped in the fourth to complete the scoring.
Steve Bruce's side are now unbeaten in seven league games and scored three times in the first 32 minutes to effectively settle the contest. Manager Steve Bruce acknowledged the performance of his side praise Albert domah’s stunner.
“Let’s not get too carried away, but I was very pleased with what I saw tonight,” he told the club’s website.
“It’s arguably the best performance since I’ve been here – to score four goals away from home in the Championship is never easy.
“Albert Adomah’s goal was a wonderful. It’s intricate play and he’s has got himself through. We played some really good stuff and opened them up,” he concluded.
By Lukman Evergreen Mumin