Villa needed to undo.But they lacked the ideas at the start of the second half that theyd had in the first and although they surrounded Everton for long spells there were was little impact. Villas return of only four Premier League wins and seven draws this year told its own story of missed opportunities to put real pressure on those going for the Champions League and this chapter was only part of the same book MUT 17 Coins.Striker Agbonlahor, who had been quite all game, perked things up with his 72nd minute equaliser, glancing in his header from Milners cross.Certainly Milner, who had worked so hard and taken on the mantle of trying to get Villa out of their rut, deserved some success. But it lasted only two minutes. Bilyaletdinovs corner was not dealt with by any Villa defender and Cahill was allowed to pounce for a second time with his head.But then Jagielkas error gave Villa their point.

The fifth annual Everton End of Season Awards are drawing ever nearer with the Club's most glamorous night of the year now just afew weeksaway. Blues heroes past and present will congregate at Liverpool Cathedral on 4 May to honour and celebrate all the achievements of the past nine months of the 2009/10 campaign. Our friends at the matchday programme have been taking a look at the contenders for the three awards - but your votes will decide the winners Cheap NFL 17 Coins!SeasonThis category is arguably as open as it has ever been. In goal, Tim Howard has carried on from where he left off last season with a string of solid and dependable performances. In front of him the marauding Leighton Baines has arguably stood out above the rest and was deservedly rewarded with his first England cap earlier this month, while perhaps the biggest tribute you can pay captain Phil Neville is that his long-term absence in the first half of the campaign left a notable gap. Of the midfielders, you can take your pick. Tim Cahill has again been a model of consistency,