It's almost time to wrap this live text up.

But don't worry. There are another two games to come on Sunday - Sunderland-Leeds (14:00 GMT) and Crystal Palace-Tottenham (16:30).

Then another six on Tuesday - including Arsenal against Aston Villa (20:15 kick-off). That's going to be huge!

I'll leave you with highlights from today's games.

Chelsea

Chelsea captain Reece James, speaking to Sky Sports: "I think it's always disappointing to lose at home. We dominated 60/65 minutes of the game. The first 60 minutes they didn't create any chances, and then they get one and then the game changes.

"I think we came out sharp the way we set up. The way we wanted to play on the front foot in the right way and second half one or two moments changed the game. They picked up momentum and it was difficult.

"They made substitutions. The shape maybe changed slightly but nothing we shouldn't be able to deal with. We've played them numerous times and we understand the style and the way they want to play but I think we need to look at ourselves. We wanted to win and we didn't, and we're super disappointed."

On what they should've done better: "Keep the ball out of the net. It's as simple as that. We made one or two errors. One error leads to the corner and the other error leads to Ollie's [Watkins] first goal, so I think we have ourselves to blame. Two errors from us and we got punished. This is the toughest league in the world."

Wayne Rooney
MOTD pundit

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It’s been a difficult season for Ollie Watkins and he'd only scored three goals before tonight. But the moment he came on he looked very sharp and his energy and movement was top class.

Players don’t like coming off the bench but his reaction has been excellent. Sometimes it takes getting left out of the team to re-energize yourself and those goals could give him the confidence to have a huge impact in the second half of the season as we all know his qualities.

Chelsea

Chelsea's next match is against Bournemouth on Tuesday at Stamford Bridge (19:30 GMT kick-off).

Chelsea are fifth in the table while Bournemouth are 15th. But there are just seven points separating the clubs.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca was confined to the stands serving a suspension, and this was a spectacle that would have made for disappointing viewing for the Italian.

All was progressing smoothly for an hour, Chelsea's superiority helped by a desperately lacklustre Aston Villa performance until opposite number Emery put his stamp on proceedings.

For all Chelsea's dominance, Villa keeper Emi Martinez was hardly over-worked, Maresca's team running out of steam badly in the final half hour.

Chelsea could have few complaints as Villa completed a dramatic turnaround to secure victory as they ran out of ideas, Cole Palmer tiring but unhappy to be replaced by Estevao with 18 minutes left.

They had no answer once Villa went ahead, failing to cause any anxious moments in the visitors' defence in the closing stages.

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Chelsea

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca, speaking to Match of the Day: "I think for one hour, until we conceded, we dominated the game. We were very good. Unfortunately, after that, the dynamic of the game changed a little bit. I think by the time they scored to make it 1-1, we should have scored two or three more."

Did Villa's substitutions midway in the second half change the game? "Yeah it changed the dynamic. Again, the first half and the first 15 minutes of the second half we should have scored more goals."

Did you substitute Cole Palmer due to fitness concerns? "No, I think he was working very hard but he was a bit tired. Overall, he had a good game."

Did a lack of experience cost Chelsea? "If you analyse the first hour of the game, you are not talking about experience. But after that, we struggled with that. The changes they did - Watkins, Onana and Sancho - improved them a little bit."

Did you struggle to get any of your messages across due to the touchline ban? No, no, no. We had the connection there. It was not difficult."

Standby for some Enzo Maresca reaction. Remember Cole Palmer's reaction when he was replaced? Maresca said he took the England man off because he was "a bit tired".

Aston Villa

Aston Villa's 11-match winning run includes three in the Europa League and these eight in the Premier League:

• H v Bournemouth: 4-0
• A v Leeds: 2-1
• H v Wolves: 1-0
• A v Brighton: 4-3
• H v Arsenal: 2-1
• A v West Ham: 3-2
• H v Man Utd: 2-1
• A v Chelsea: 2-1

Turn away now, Chelsea fans.

For Villa fans, this is a wonderful watch.

Alan Shearer
MOTD pundit

We are nearly halfway through the season and you have to say that Aston Villa are genuine title contenders.

Do I think they'll win it? No, but that is purely because the depth of their squad isn’t quite there. But anything is possible under Unai Emery.

His game management is superb as he showed yet again today with his three substitutions at Stamford Bridge. They weren’t in the game in the first half but the introduction of Ollie Watkins, Jadon Sancho and Amadou Onana was inspired.

His team just does not know when they are beaten. Where would they be if they had not had such an awful start? To think where they were after no wins in five to this incredible club record run is quite something.

They are 10 points clear of fifth now which will delight Emery. What they are doing is great for the Premier League, it's brilliant. They go to the Emirates next and what a game that is going to be.

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Alan Shearer has had his say on whether Aston Villa are serious title contenders.

Serious question. Are Aston Villa serious title contenders?

You know the drill.

Thumbs up for yes. Down for no.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We kept the same game plan we had at the first half, but the first half they were playing fantastic. They were dominating. We couldn't get the ball easily. We were defending low, we are defending well. We didn't concede corners, only one corner and they score. But we needed to be passionate and try to keep being resilient and we were speaking after the first half in the dressing room."

On what he told the substitutes as they came on: "We were getting better but we needed to change some fresh legs and as well different players."

On Ollie Watkins's performance: "He was so, so focused. Keeping the game plan like we planned and doing his tasks, he's normally getting his numbers and today scoring goals is fantastic."

On the chance to go level with league leaders Arsenal if they beat them on Tuesday: "We are playing against Arsenal and our mentality is to compete strongly. And we are not going to speak about our target in the league until we are in the day 34 because there are teams contending with a huge power to get points like Liverpool, like Chelsea and they are keeping contending more than us to be there. Of course we are performing very well, we are in a row winning matches, we are competing fantastic, we competed first half fantastic and we were struggling. But the second half more or less like this season we are progressively getting better and being humble."

On if he sees his side in the title race: "No, 38 matches. If it finishes tomorrow then this match against Arsenal is finishing the league. There is still another 20 matches to play."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Unai Emery is currently the manager who can do no wrong, and it was his game-changing substitutions that turned this encounter on its head to confirm that Aston Villa simply must be in the Premier League title conversation.

The Spaniard saw his side struggling to lay a glove on Chelsea, who were 1-0 ahead and comfortable, so acted decisively to set the platform for a superb victory.

He did not even wait until the hour before making the three substitutions that shifted the emphasis entirely in Villa's direction.

Ollie Watkins, in particular, was transformative, as his pace and direct running suddenly caused havoc in a Chelsea defence that had been in cruise control.

He was razor-sharp, albeit with a sprinkling of good fortune, to pounce for Villa's equaliser, then showed his power in the air to send an unstoppable header past the previously defiant Robert Sanchez.

It came at the end of a spell of fierce Villa pressure as Chelsea wilted and Emery's side grew in stature.

Villa remain hard on the heels of pace-setters Arsenal and Manchester City, with a visit to Emirates Stadium to come in three days' time.

They will travel to north London with growing belief they can continue to shake up the established order at the top of the Premier League.

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Chelsea

Chelsea have dropped 11 points from winning positions in home Premier League matches this season – four more than any other side. Manager Enzo Maresca has lost four home Premier League games when going 1-0 up, with only Glenn Hoddle (5) losing more as Blues boss.

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