Jhon Duran continued his super-sub role as he came off the bench to complete a rousing Aston Villa comeback in a 3-1 victory against Wolves. It looked like Villa were going to suffer a Champions League hangover after their midlands rivals took a first-half lead through Matheus Cunha.

Super-sub Jhon Duran starred again as another Aston Villa late show saw three goals in the final 13 minutes beat struggling Wolves 3-1. Duran added a fourth goal in five sub appearances for the hosts in added time to put the gloss on a game which had ...

Duran's powerful, pinpoint, swerving arrow of a goal would've been wonderful regardless of occasion, but it's status as the exclamation point of comeback from 2-0 down makes it extra special.

Morgan Rogers picks out a wide open Jhon Duran in front of goal, who keeps his composure and tucks away Aston Villa's third goal of the second half against Wolves at Villa Park.

Aston Villa denied Wolverhampton Wanderers their first victory in the Premier League this season after they came from behind to win their West Midlands derby 3-1 at Villa Park with two late goals on Saturday.

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Elsewhere, Fulham ended Newcastle’s unbeaten start and Ipswich struck late to share the spoils with Southampton.