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Chelsea<\/b><\/a> are investigating after a bottle was thrown towards the <\/b>Aston Villa<\/b><\/a> bench following their 2-1 Premier League defeat at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.<\/b><\/p>\n After the full-time whistle, an open plastic bottle was directed at Villa’s celebrating bench, splashing staff and players with a liquid that appeared to be water.<\/p>\n One member of staff pointed towards the area from which the bottle came, which seemed to be a section containing both Chelsea<\/a> fans and staff.<\/p>\n It remains unclear who was responsible. Chelsea<\/a> have launched an investigation but have not commented officially at this stage.<\/p>\n It is also unclear whether referee Stuart Attwell and his officials saw the incident or whether it will be included in his report. BBC Sport has contacted the Football Association for comment. <\/p>\n Villa substitute Ollie Watkins scored twice to overturn Joao Pedro’s first-half opener for Chelsea<\/a>. <\/p>\n Unai Emery’s side have now equalled a club record of 11 consecutive wins in all competitions and sit three points behind league leaders Arsenal<\/a> in third. Chelsea<\/a> are fifth before Sunday’s games.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n