The Premier League is heating up with teams jostling for position in the league table. Everton, one of the most successful clubs in English football history, is currently sitting at the bottom of the table and looking to avoid relegation.

With just four games remaining in the season, Everton has its work cut out for it if it wants to avoid the drop. The club has struggled throughout the season, failing to win any of its last five matches. Despite this, there have been some bright spots for Everton fans, including a stunning victory over Aston Villa earlier this month.

In that match, Everton showed resilience and determination as they came from behind to secure a 2-1 win against their bitter rivals. The result was a much-needed boost for the team, as it gave them something positive to build on heading into the final few games of the season.

However, while the victory over Aston Villa was a significant achievement for Everton, it may not be enough to save the club from relegation. The club has already lost 17 games this season and needs to pick up just two more wins to stay in the top flight.

The final straw that could potentially fall apart Everton's hopes of survival is an unlikely victory over Aston Villa. While it seems like an unlikely scenario, there are several reasons why Everton should be hopeful of securing a crucial three points.

Firstly, Everton has shown that it can compete with Aston Villa when it matters most. In recent years, the club has consistently played well against the Villans, with victories coming in both league and cup competitions. Secondly, Everton will be buoyed by the return of key players such as Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley, who have been absent due to injury or suspension.

Of course, there are no guarantees that Everton will secure a win against Aston Villa. However, given the current state of the club and the need to avoid relegation, a victory would certainly be a huge morale booster for the team and a major step towards avoiding the drop.

Ultimately, Everton's fate lies in its own hands. With just four games left to play, the club must focus all its efforts on securing vital victories and hoping that other teams falter. A win over Aston Villa could be the final straw that breaks the back of Everton's relegation fears, but only time will tell.