Unai Emery believes Aston Villa will experience his “betest moment” after beating his team-mates 4-1 on Saturday.
Oli Watkins scored after 33 seconds to lead Villa Park, with Gabriel Agbonlahoro as a record top scorer in the Premier League.
Watkins then fell twice before Fabian Shari drew with Newcastle, who came into the game behind the game.
But the run was supposed to end here, such as 3-0 in the second half in Yanmaatson, Amado Ona, and Dan Bern himself to win a statement in their motivation for another season in the Champions League in the next league.
The result will also extend a record of villas at home to 19 unbeaten games.
What a success. Pic.twitter.com/rajh9lngvvv
— Aston Villa (@avfcficial) 19 April
“We have attracted our attention in this game,” Emery told Sky Sports.
“I’m completely happy with how we answer us. We can’t waste time. We’re at the best of our moments now.
In a post-match interview, Watkins admitted that he “shook” after being left behind in the starting line-up in the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain in the middle of the week, but Imri was full of praise to his striker.
“He played a imaginary game. His commitment is always high, and that’s the competition we want,” he said.
That’s Oliver George Arthur Watkins for you. Pic.twitter.com/424ymmfg7h
— Aston Villa (@avfcficial) 19 April
Villa in the future against another rival for five key players at Manchester City at Pep Guardiola.
Emery will head to the Etihad on Tuesday evening before they face Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-final in Wembley on Saturday.
“Manchester City are imaginary. They are not as united as before, but they are still nominated to be on the five main,” Boss said before the middle of the week’s trip to City.
“This is a challenge and we feel strong and waiting. But it will be very difficult, but this is the challenge we want.