Chelsea suffered their first defeat of the season after losing 3-1 to London rivals West Ham United on Sunday evening.
Blues coach Mauricio Pochettino made just one change from the draw with Liverpool, as Malo Gusto replaced the injured Reece James as club-record signing Moises Caicedo was only named on the bench.
The Blues took control thereafter but had to wait until the 29th minute to get back on level terms Carney Chukwuemeka did well to carve out space before curling one past Alphonse Areola. Pochettino was forced to make a change at the start of the second half as Chukwuemeka picked up an injury that ended his evening, with Mykhailo Mudryk brought in his place for the second stanza.
However, things turned sour for the home side just after the hour mark as they were reduced to ten men after goalscorer Aguerd was given his marching orders for picking up a second yellow card of the game.
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