The hosts were solid yet uninspiring in front of a packed Villa Park, but they turned it on late in the game to give Gerrard a winning start and end Villa's run of five straight defeats. "It is not easy to go 2-1 down and then go 3-2 up. We showed character and personality. We created chances and at times we didn't make the best decisions to be more effective. We are improving, getting better but we are quite happy to go back with a point. The pair met in all three finals on Saturday, with Sherrock winning twice, and it means they occupy the top two spots on the Order of Merit. The duo cannot be caught, with three events remaining on Sunday's final day Steele came in for the suspended Sanchez for Brighton as one of four changes. Veltman, Mwepu and March also came out, replaced by Webster, Moder and Gross.