Conor Gallagher's beautiful late strike gave Chelsea and Mauricio Pochettino the least they deserved with a 2-2 draw while Aston Villa's second-half display will concern Unai Emery

Daily Mail— Chelsea fought back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Aston Villa at Villa Park. The Blues thought they had scored a last-gasp winner but it was disallowed. 'He's reaching De Bruyne levels!' Arsenal maestro Martin Odegaard HAS to be in the running for Player of the Year - Listen to the

Football London—Why Cole Palmer argued with Mauricio Pochettino assistant after Chelsea draw vs Aston Villa. Chelsea's players had to be separated from referee Craig Pawson at full-time as they reacted to Axel Disasi's late winner being disallowed...

talkSPORT—Mauricio Pochettino says he’s not involved in Conor Gallagher decision as Chelsea star faces uncertain future. Mauricio Pochettino admits that he doesn’t know anything about Conor Gallagher’s Chelsea future. The midfielder is a major talking point going into the summer with his contract at the c

The Athletic—The Briefing: Aston Villa 2 Chelsea 2 - Why were Villa so passive? Have Chelsea proved their character?. This game ripped up the script established at these clubs this season. , revived under Unai Emery, passed up the opportunity to move nine points clear of fifth-placed as they surrendered a two-goal lead to at a nervous Villa Park. Instead, the visitors roused themselves, levelled in a frantic second half and were only denied a winner deep into stoppage time by a VAR review. Advertisement A pulsating contest saw Chelsea fall behind early as put the ball into his own net. Villa added a second...