I would find it difficult to do a report on this match without focusing heavily on a very pompous and ego driven refereeing display, so I won't bother.

Suffice to say that both sides had their fair share of the ball, and Villa could have taken the lead on a couple of occasions when Neil Davies created two golden chances, working his way into the box and driving the ball low and hard across the face, but on both occasions the support just failed to stick a toe out in time to effect the necessary finish. Turton scored a super goal mid way through the second half, when a Bingham headed clearance from a corner fell kindly and was hook volleyed high into the rigging.
The game then descended into farce thanks to the aforementioned. It should be said though, that although both teams had about the same amount of possession, Ross Baxter in the Villa goal had to make two or three excellent stops, and Turton also saw one back off the post, whereas their keeper was never seriously tested.