In a key match of the Europa League group stage, Aston Villa beat Feyenoord 2-0 away, winning three consecutive victories.

Goalkeeper Marco Bizot, who was called upon to take charge of the team before the game because Emiliano Martinez suddenly felt unwell after warming up, made eight wonderful saves and kept a clean sheet, becoming the key figure in the team's victory.

"This is a huge victory," Bizot said after the game. "I've played here many times in my career, but I've almost never won here. I'm very happy to keep Feyenoord scoreless in front of the fans."

Bizot joined Aston Villa from Brest this summer. This campaign was only his fifth game for the team, but he has already kept three clean sheets, including two victories for Aston Villa in the Europa League.

After the game, Bizot kept a low profile, emphasizing that he was just doing his job: "I didn't count the number of saves, I just wanted to do my best to help the team. No matter how I need to do it, I will do it."

Aston Villa struggled at the start of the season, but now, under the leadership of coach Unai Emery, the team has seen a significant recovery, winning three games in a row and gradually regaining confidence. Bizot also commented on the change in the team's mentality: "The beginning of the season was indeed difficult, but we never lost faith or hope."

"Even when we don't perform well, we still keep fighting. Now we are playing better, more solid, more confident and we can score goals, which is the most important thing."

With three consecutive wins, Aston Villa has not only secured a firm foothold in the Europa League group stage, but has also seen a boost in morale and confidence. Bizot's performance has earned him applause from the fans and provided the team with a reliable backup in a key position.