Aston Villa are completely thrilled by their victory at Old Trafford and now go to their second road game of the week looking their 3rd straight win that will put them in 3rd spot as Arsenal play only on Wednesday Villa definitely need to pick up victories before Christmas as they face Liverpool and Arsenal during that week, and Martin O'Neill will settle for anything he can get from them but maximum points for the moment. Villa put on an incredible performance with Milner being the creative force in the centre of the back supporting the big men up front, Young and Downing on the wings and Petrov providing the stability for the back line. A lot needs to be also said for the pace of Gaby Agbonlahor who was the chief architect for his own goal on Saturday in a 1-2 with Ashley Young. Sunderland have been depending completely on Darren Bent to provide the scoring for the team and supported by Jones and Campbell but lack of support from the rest of the team with injuries have failed to build on the early season impact that they have had in September and October. Villa have a very good defensive unit that is now established with Brad Friedel in goal, which will be the major factor here as Sunderland are very defensively and don't have the commanding leader in the back line to help them negotiate and organize themselves. Villa should grab all 3 points here.