TWO goals from John Fashanu destroyed Aston Villa's hopes of stretching their lead at the top of the first division. Wimbledon scored three second-half goals after Villa's David Platt had missed a fifth-minute penalty. Fashanu, returning after missing four games with an ankle injury, opened the scoring in the 57th minute when he slotted a penalty past Nigel Spink. Horsham referee Michael James had no hesitation in pointing to the spot after Derek Mountfield had bought Fashanu down. The England striker made it 2-0 in the 69th minute when he touched home a free kick from Denis Wise, to record his sixth goal in 17 games. With six minutes left Paul Miller made it three when he broke down the right, rounded Gordon Cowans and Paul McGrath before slotting home his first goal of the season. Villa should have taken the lead in the fifth minute when the referee awarded a penalty after Tony Daley had been fouled by Paul McGee. But Platt, scorer of 21 goals this season, saw his kick pushed away by goalkeeper Hans Segers.