Norwich City 1 Aston Villa 4: match report Norwich were clearly energised by a nine-match unbeaten run and the prospect of showing their old manager what he had left behind. Seven of the players who started the game were signed by Lambert and one of them, Steve Morison, gave the hosts a 19th-minute lead, capitalising on Ciaran Clark's hesitation to hook the ball past the advancing Given. They were ahead for barely two minutes. Christian Benteke's knockdown presented Holman with an opportunity from 20 yards and he delivered an excellent half volley into the corner. Bunn then denied Villa three times in seconds with saves from Matthew Lowton, Benteke and Bent. It was to be Bent's last contribution of the evening as he departed with a hamstring injury shortly afterwards, a chance to stake a claim wasted. The second period was equally pulsating and both teams had goals ruled out for offside before Lambert introduced Charles N'Zogbia with 17 minutes left in an attempt to swing the tie in their favour. It was a decision that paid off, shortly after Given had tipped Grant Holt header's onto the crossbar. N'Zogbia released Eric Lichaj on the left and his cross evaded the Norwich defence to find substitute Andreas Weimann whose finish was clinical. Weimann added another five minutes from time, sweeping in after good work from Benteke, before the Belgian completed a resounding victory with a wonderful finish. Norwich (4-4-2): Bunn; R Martin, Bassong, Barnett, Tierney; Pilkington, Johnson, Howson (E Bennett 87), Snodgrass; Holt, Morison (Jackson 80). Subs: Rudd (g), Turner, Garrido, Francomb, D Fox. Goal: Morison 19. Aston Villa (5-3-2): Given; Lowton, Herd, Clark, Baker, Lichaj; Delph, El Ahmadi, Holman; Benteke (N'Zogbia 73), Bent (Weimann 35). Subs: Guzan (g), Agbonlahor, Albrighton, Bannan, Williams. Goals: Holman 21, Weimann 79 85, Benteke 90. Referee: M Oliver (Northumberland).