BBC Football reports that Nicolas Jackson celebrated his first-half double by making a cutting motion which proved fitting on a night Aston Villa found their clinical edge.
Aston Villa's dominant victory against the Turkish visitors leaves them well placed to reach the Champions League knockout phase and will add to their slowly growing momentum. The result provides another springboard and extends Villa's recent form to just one defeat in their last seven games.
Unai Emery's rebuild will still take time, but the shoots of progress are already evident. Jackson's four goals in three games and five for the season in total allow Villa and their fans to move on quickly from their record Premier League scorer, Ollie Watkins, following a summer exit.
Villa will now be eager for Saturday's trip to Newcastle, especially as Matthias Jaissle's side shipped four against Coventry on Monday to leave them with the joint-worst defensive record in the Premier League.
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