Phew. What. A. Game!!

Villa grab a rare Premier League away win with a stunning display. Massive win!

Head here for all the post-match reaction...

Almost a second for Norwich! Ibrahimi Amadou heads over from a corner.

Nope. The Norwich midfielder is off the hook. Into three minutes of stoppage time...

The match with everything. Now there is a VAR check and possible red card for Emiliano Buendia...

"We let you score..." is the latest chant from the away end...

Teemu Pukki goes off. Not his day.

Josip Drmic comes on. Good luck.

Let's have a little dance shall we? Douglas Luiz and Wesley get their groove on to celebrate the fifth. Villa have been grooving all afternoon...

"Are you Ipswich in disguise?" sing the away end.

Ouch.

Standing ovation for Conor Hourihane from thew away end. The Irish midfielder makes way - after an assist and a goal - for Douglas Luiz.

Some Norwich fans cheer ironically. They think they've got one back when Villa striker Wesley slices a Norwich corner at his near post.

They haven't. Wesley breathes a sigh of relief as the ball goes, in Villa eyes, the right side of the post.

And that is quickly followed by a Norwich switch. Too late I'd suggest...

Anyway, Patrick Roberts is the man tasked with doing something. Off goes Marco Stiepermann.

Engels looks in real pain here. The magic sponge can't help him either. The Villa defender can't continue and is replaced by Ezri Konsa.

Ouch. Villa defender Bjorn Engels is caught late on the right ankle by a lunging Teemu Pukki. The Finn is already on a yellow as well. Lucky not to see red...

No wonder the Villa fans are partying like it is 1999.

Those travelling supporters have not seen their club earn a Premier League win on the road in 21 games, having drawn three and lost 18 of them.

Villa's most recent top-flight away victory came at Bournemouth on the opening day of the 2015-16 season.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on Final Score

Norwich have created their own downfall today. They have been poor. If this was a team like Liverpool, they could be eight, nine down at the minute. Aston Villa looking much better and they are looking organised.

Apologies, I forgot to inform you that Villa made a change not so long ago. Anwar El Ghazi, who has been excellent today and laid on two of the goals, goes off to be replaced by Trezeguet. Not David.

Max Aarons is having a miserable time on that touchline in front of the jubilant Villa fans. A wayward cross and mis-control out of play from the Norwich right-back are both greeted with the kind of glee usually reserved for hearing the Blues are losing.

If I was Norwich fan I'd have headed to the pub by now. Try to salvage my Saturday.