Aston Villa 1-1 Southampton: Nathaniel Clyne's late equaliser cancels out Gabriel Agbonlahor's opener to give visitors draw

Attendance was 25,311 - Villa's lowest in league since they hosted Sheffield Wednesday in December 1999 Draw sees visitors fall six points behind league leaders Chelsea, while Villa move above Hull and up to 16th Nathaniel Clyne equalised for Southampton with nine minutes of normal time left with an edge-of-the-box strike Gabriel Agbonlahor gave the hosts the lead on 29 minutes after Some fortnight for Nathaniel Clyne. Nathaniel Clyne scored a late equaliser for Southampton as they drew 1-1 away at Aston Villa on Monday night Clyne equalised for the visitors in the final few minutes of the match with a sweetly-struck side-footed shot Clyne watches on as his shot travels towards the back of the Villa of the net in the 81st minute The England international goes to celebrate his late equaliser in front of the travelling Southampton supporters at Villa Park Southampton players celebrate Clyne's goal as their unbeaten Premier League run stretches to five games Match Facts Aston Villa : Guzan 7; Hutton 6, Okore 7, Clark 7, Cissokho 6; Westwood 6.5, Sanchez 6 ; Weimann 5, N’Zogbia 4, Cleverley 6.5; Agbonlahor 7 Subs not used: Given, Bacuna, Cole, Lowton, Grealish Booked: Okore Manager: Paul Lambert 6 Southampton : Forster 4; Clyne 7.5, Fonte 6, Alderwiereld 6, Bertrand 7; Wanyama 6, Schneiderlin 7; Tadic 6, Long 5, Mane 6 ; Pelle 6 Booked: Wanyama, Clyne Subs not used: Davis, Yoshida, Gardos, Cork, Reed, Targett Manager: Ronald Koeman 6 MoM: Clyne Referee: Phil Dowd 7 Attendance: 25,311 That he nicked in front of Gabby Agbonlahor was an irony Aston Villa will not savour. Villa centre-back Jones Okore made his start for the club in 14 months on Monday night Okore challenges for the ball against Southampton Saido Mane during the Premier League encounter DISTANCE COVERED STATS MINS PLD KM MILES Aston Villa 105.3 65.4 Ashley Westwood 90 11.3 7.0 Tom Cleverley 90 10.9 6.8 Andreas Weimann 90 10.6 6.6 Southampton 107.9 67.1 Morgan Schneiderlin 90 11.6 7.2 Dusan Tadic 90 11.5 7.2 Victor Wanyama 90 10.9 6.8 Data courtesy of the EA SPORTS Player Performance Index, the Official Player Rating Index of the Barclays Premier League Ciaran Clark and Jores Okore, making his first Villa start in 14 months, did well - even after arriving just an hour before kick-off following traffic in town. It's football and we're human people, we can make those kind of mistakes.’ Villa captain Gabriel Agbonlahor scored the opening goal in his side's Premier League clash against Southampton Agbonlahor capitalised on Southampton goalkeeper Fraser Forster's mistake to beat him to the ball when through on goal The Villa skipper had the composure to steer the ball into an empty net with his left foot to give Villa the lead Agbonlahor was mobbed by his Villa team-mates after giving them the lead on 29 minutes Forster looks crestfallen as his mistake leads to Southampton falling behind to the hosts on Monday night Affronted, they set about Villa once again. Villa's Charles N'Zogbia tries to battle for the ball against three Southampton players Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin seemed pleased with the point at Villa Park as he tweeted this after the match VIDEO Lambert delighted with injury-hit Villa Southampton playmaker Dusan Tadic tries to escape the attention of Andreas Weimann with a piece of skill Villa midfielder Carlos Sanchez battles his way past Clyne and Victor Wanyama during their Premier League encounter