ONE final chapter was added to Aston Villa's end of season nightmare at Loftus Road. The facts behind Villa’s dismal run-in show why they had to settle for for runners-up, ten points behind champions Manchester United. In their last 10 fixtures, Ron Atkinson's team have lost four, drawn three and won only three matches. Tony Daley put Villa ahead in the 36th minute with his eighth goal of the season. The move started with a brilliant tackle by Paul McGrath on Les Ferdinand. Garry Parker brought the ball away and released Daley, who danced passed two tackles before firing a shot past goalkeeper Tony Roberts. Rangers, bidding to clinch fifth place in the table and end up as London's top club, came back strongly in the second half and deservedly pulled level with 23 minutes to go. Alan McDonald threaded ball a fine ball for Ferdinand, who let fly with a right foot shot that Villa goalkeeper Mark Bosnich managed to stretch a hand to but was unable to stop. Rangers hit the winner in the 75th minute when Bradley Allen's shot took a deflection on its way into the back of the net.