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Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood reacts to his side's 2-1 win against West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League.

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SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Sherwood, Aston Villa manager:

"(It is) the best feeling in the world. When I left home in this morning, the missus said she had done the lottery - Euro. 54 million pounds jackpot. I said I would take three points all day. Seriously. And I mean it. It means more to me. I just think that it shows the effort and how far we have come. We have improved every game. I think tonight was the best performance. Especially tonight I think we dictated the pace of the game. We controlled the football. Moved it through midfield. Created chances. Should have been more than 1-0 up. But typically of a Tony Pulis side - they kept themselves in the game. Invariably, it is a set piece and we got undone. We stuck at it. I didn't then want the boys to go to back to front with the ball as they did trying to chase a goal. Like Newcastle. To keep patient. To keep going through the midfield and the chance will come. I didn't expect it to be that late. It was a magnificent feeling to be on the end of that. It was a sickener when we lost in the 93rd minute at Stoke. And it is certainly better to be on the other side."