Agbonlahor drives Villains to victory

Aston Villa 4 Manchester City 2

Agbonlahor drives Villains to victory
Sun, 17 Aug, 2008 - 18:07

Aston Villa 4 Manchester City 2

Gabriel Agbonlahor bounced back from his England snub with an eight minute hat-trick as Aston Villa poured more misery on Mark Hughes’ side in the Barclays Premier League opener at Villa Park.

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