Ross Barkley's late strike secured a crucial Champions League win for Aston Villa and inflicted an unwanted 21-year first on RB Leipzig.
The former Everton and Chelsea man struck from range and, despite slipping while taking the shot, his effort deflected into the back of the net to score the winner in the 3-2 triumph in Germany.
Barkley's strike in the 85th minute won all three points for Villa
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Barkley's strike in the 85th minute won all three points for VillaCredit: Getty
Victory now has Villa sitting third in the Champions League table and taken them one step close to the last 16.
Leipzig on the other hand have had a European campaign to forget, with the defeat being their sixth this season.
Six consecutive losses is their worst losing streak in the competition ever, and the longest by a German side overall since Bayer Leverkusen in March 2003, which was seven.
They therefore sit on zero points and will be heading out of the competition with a whimper.
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Villa opened the scoring after just three minutes when John McGinn volleyed in from Ollie Watkins' header inside the box.
Some questionable goalkeeping from Emiliano Martinez allowed Lois Openda score into an empty net and equalise for Leipzig though.
The visitors in Germany restored their lead seven minutes into the second half when Jhon Duran netted a stunning effort from range.
Leipzig equalised again not long after with a crisp volley that flew into the top-left corner.
However, it was Barkley's goal that decided the match and sends Villa home with all three points.
It was the midfielder's first ever Champions League goal and came in his 11th appearance in the competition.
Leipzig have not won a single Champions League match this season
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Leipzig have not won a single Champions League match this seasonCredit: Getty
Villa on the other hand are third in the standings after six games
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Villa on the other hand are third in the standings after six gamesCredit: Getty
Only Club Brugge have beaten Villa in Europe this season and did so with just a 1-0 win in Belgium.
Wins have come against Young Boys, Bayern Munich, Bologna and now Leipzig for Unai Emery's side.
They are five points adrift of leaders Liverpool, who remain unbeaten following their 1-0 victory away to Girona earlier this evening.
Villa travel to Monaco in January before their final Champions League league phase match sees them host Celtic.