Chelsea had Aston Villa right where they wanted them, that was until Unai Emery's adjustments and brilliance from Ollie Watkins led the visitors to a 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Make no mistake,

Chelsea hope for a turnaround in Premier League form as they host third-placed Aston Villa in a key festive fixture on the Saturday after Christmas.

Now it’s time to turn our attention back to Premier League football. The first round of post-Christmas action commences on Boxing Day as a blockbuster event is staged at Old Trafford, followed by a healthy dose of festive-fuelled drama on Saturday as seven more matches take place.

Chelsea will be boosted by the return of Liam Delap and Estevao when high-flying Aston Villa visits Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Saturday. Delap’s recovery from the shoulder

Chelsea return to Stamford Bridge on Saturday evening looking to end Aston Villa’s 10-match winning streak across all competitions.The Blues know another setback will officially end their title

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca told the media, ahead of their Premier League clash against Aston Villa, that he is happy with how Chelsea have progressed this season and feels 'we're in a very good place'.

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca watched from the stands as two different Chelsea teams appeared in the same match on Saturday, and the wasteful first group may make him more upset than the leaky second.

Chelsea’s meeting with Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge shapes up as the standout fixture of the Premier League weekend, with third hosting fourth in a contest that could have major implications for