Chelsea narrowly pipped Aston Villa to all three points at Stamford Bridge last night, securing a 2-1 victory to finally return to winning ways after back-to-back Premier League defeats. Tammy Abraham put the hosts ahead 23 minutes into the game before Trezeguet drew Villa level four minutes from the break. Chelsea hit the ground running when play restarted, with Mason Mount restoring their lead three minutes into the second-half. The Villans assistant head coach John Terry was returning to the west London club for the first time since his retirement, and he was well-received by the fans.
John Terry sends message to Frank Lampard after Chelsea v Aston Villa game
