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Chelsea carved out a brilliant 4-1 victory against Aston Villa following João Pedro’s best performance in a Chelsea shirt so far, pushing Chelsea to within six points of fourth-placed Villa. The game began with a fast start, with the Villans scoring an early goal through Douglas Luiz within two minutes of the match commencing. However, the Blues fought back immediately with a header from Pedro in the fifth minute, which was clawed away by Emi Martínez. The first half morphed

Chelsea head to Villa Park on Wednesday for a crucial midweek clash against fellow top-four contenders Aston Villa, with both sides desperate to strengthen their push for Champions League football. The Blues enter the fixture on the back of three disappointing results in a row. Dropping points against two newly promoted sides, Leeds and Burnley, despite leading in both games will have been a huge frustration for Liam Rosenior’s side. A defeat against Arsenal at the weekend fu

Arsenal moved five points clear at the top of the Premier League with a 2-1 win over Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium, scoring twice from corners and benefiting from a red card to Pedro Neto. William Saliba opened the scoring in the 21st minute again from a set-piece. Bukayo Saka’s deep corner was headed back across goal by Gabriel at the far post, and Saliba’s attempt to guide it home took a significant deflection off Sarr before finding the net. It was Saliba’s first league