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Villa hold Chelsea

AFP, Birmingham
Chelsea dropped their first points of the season when they were held to a goalless draw by a combative Aston Villa side at Villa Park on Saturday.
David O'Leary's hard-working side deserved their point but Chelsea were unlucky not to be awarded what could have been a match-winning penalty 10 minutes from time when their Cote d'Ivoire international striker Didier Drogba was brought down inside the Villa penalty area.
Television replays showed Drogba had clearly been tripped by Villa defender Ulises De la Cruz but the referee decided he had dived and brandished a yellow card at the bewildered striker.
Mourinho's team had one eye on next week's Champions League match against Paris Saint Germain (PSG) but were unprepared for a
fiesty Villa side who set out to frustrate their more talented opponents.
David O'Leary's side were determined to scupper Chelsea's perfect start to the season which has seen Jose Mourinho's side notch four straight wins -- the Blues' best start to a league season in 76 years.
And Villa midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger almost broke the dealock in the third minute when his wickedly curling free-kick was pushed away by Chelsea goalkeeper Peter Cech.
Chelsea gradually started to wrestle control of the match from the home side and in the sixth minute Didier Drogba raced clear of the Villa defence before flashing a halfvolley across Thomas Sorensen's goal.
Unable to pierce the Chelsea rearguard, Villa were reduced to peppering Cech's goal with long range shots by Nolberto Solano and Hitzlsperger.
Drogba's movement was troubling the Villa rearguard and in the
26th minute the striker twisted clear of the defence on the edge of the penalty area only to see his curling right-footed foot rattle the woodwork.
Villa tired towards the end of the first half and Mateja Kezman should have scored in the 41st minute when from the just six yards out he headed Lampard's cross over the crossbar.
Although they were being pushed back Villa crafted a number of chances in the dying minutes of the first half.
The pacy Solano raced past Celestine Babayaro and drifted a ball towards Angel who smashed a volley over Cech's goal.
A half-time pep-talk by Mourinho must have inspired his charges and Chelsea laid seige to the Villa goal at the start of the second half.
Lampard sent Joe Cole clear in the 52nd minute when he fooled Villa by taking a quick free kick.
The diminuitive forward charged towards the Villa goal and Sorensen
had to be at full stretch to palm the ball around the upright.
O'Leary replaced Solano with Lee Hendrie in an effort to bolster his overstretched midfield, and the substitute soon helped Villa regain some possession.
Hendrie helped Villa create their best chance of the match in the 75th minute when he bundled the ball into the crowded Chelsea penalty area.
Darius Vassell pounced on the loose ball but scuffed his shot wide of Cech's goal from 10 yards.
Chelsea pushed forward hoping to grab a winning goal and might have snatched victory with a string of late chances.
Four minutes after being denied a penalty, Drogba headed a gilt-edged chance straight at Sorensen.
Then Blues substitute Adrian Mutu raced clear of Sorensen and crossed the ball towards Drogba only for Villa's Mark Delaney to head the ball clear over his own bar and preserve the goalless draw.