JOHN TERRY flew into a rage after high-flying Chelsea were undone by two corner blunders.
The Blues skipper lost it with his bungling team-mates after James Collins headed home a second-half winner at Villa Park.
Didier Drogba had given the visitors the lead but Richard Dunne equalised.And Collins struck to stun Carlo Ancelotti's side, who were top of the league heading into the match.
Striker Gabriel Agbonlahor caused the Blues' backline alsorts of problems early on with his blistering pace.
The England man had a shot deflected wide before he was bundled down in the box by Jose Bosingwa.
Ref Keith Friend, stepping in for Steve Bennett who was ill, waved away Villa's protest.
Agbonlahor then fired straight at Petr Cech as Villa dominated.
But, against the run of play, Drogba gave Chelsea the lead - with a helping hand from Brad Freidel.
The Villa keeper totally misjudged Drogba's speculative 35-yard effort and the ball embarassingly bounce over him.
Martin O'Neill was sent tumbling to the ground after Nicolas Anelka crashed into him after making a touch-line challenge.
And like their boss, Villa picked themselves up and brushed themselves off to equalise.
Frank Lampard should have headed Ashley Young's corner clear but he could only flick it on for Dunne to head home.
Villa started the second half just as they finished it and seven minutes in were rewarded with a second goal.
Some more dreadful defending for the Blues was punished as Collins had a free run and header to smashed in at the back post.
Didier Drogba was guilty of failing to make any attempt to mark the centre-back.
But he tried his best to make up for the error by creating a number of chances.
Frank Lampard blasted wide from 20 yards before Friedel saved well from Michael Essien.
Deco, who had been put clear by Drogba, and winger Florent Malouda were also denied by the American.
Nicolas Anelka also went close but Villa's defence, led by Dunne and Collins held firm.
