Watch former Premier League star, 39, score dramatic winner with first goal for relegation-threatened League One club

FORMER Premier League star Curtis Davies scored his first goal for Cheltenham Town on Tuesday to keep the club's survival hopes alive.

The Robins came from behind to defeat Burton at the Pirelli Stadium thanks to goals from Davies and Matt Taylor.

Cheltenham striker Taylor cancelled out Steve Seddon's opening goal just after half time.

But ex-Aston Villa star Davies sealed the win with less than 20 minutes to play.

The centre-back made his presence known in the 71st minute by deflecting Will Ferry's corner into the net with his head.

After wheeling away in celebration, he was surrounded by his team-mates directly in front of the travelling fans.

The Robins went on to win 2-1, keeping their hopes of League One survival alive.

Cheltenham currently sit 21st in the table, two points adrift of safety with a game in hand.

Speaking after Tuesday's match, manager Darrell Clarke said: "Saturday, Tuesday, then away at Stevenage, we have to keep fighting.

"The boys deserve the support right to the end and we're thankful of their support tonight. They were fantastic!"

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Goalscorer Davies joined the club last summer following a six-year spell with Derby County.

The 39-year-old has also played for Luton Town, West Brom, Aston Villa, Leicester City, Birmingham and Hull City.

He made 173 appearances during his time in the Premier League, scoring seven goals.