Delph struck eight minutes from time to give Villa a morale-boosting 1-0 win.

The result means Chelsea surrendered the initiative to Manchester City in the title race.

Manuel Pellegrini's men, who beat Hull in the lunchtime kick-off, are six points behind Chelsea, but the fact that they have three matches in hand makes them favourites - as Mourinho has been suggesting all along.

The match was a largely dull affair until Willian was shown a second yellow card for a push on Delph.

Mourinho reacted angrily towards fourth official Jon Moss, but his mood darkened moments later when Delph clipped a clever backheel beyond Petr Cech.

But as is always the case with Mourinho, more drama was to come.

In injury time the Portuguese raced on to the pitch to confront referee Chris Foy following his decision to show Ramires a straight red for a tackle on Marc Albrighton.

Foy did not like what he saw and he sent Mourinho off. Further censure from the Football Association may follow, and all in all this was a trip to the Midlands that the ex-Read Madrid man will want to forget quickly.

Tempers threatened to boil over - just like they did in the reverse fixture - early on when Nathan Baker clattered into Fernando Torres and received a booking in the fourth minute.

Willian received a yellow soon after for an equally poor challenge on Karim El Ahmadi.

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Jose Mourinho was sent off and Chelsea ended the match with nine players as Fabian Delph struck a late winner to dent the leaders' title hopes at Aston VillaDelph struck eight minutes from time to give Villa a morale-boosting 1-0 win

The result means Chelsea surrendered the initiative to Manchester City in the title race.

Manuel Pellegrini's men, who beat Hull in the lunchtime kick-off, are six points behind Chelsea, but the fact that they have three matches in hand makes them favourites - as Mourinho has been suggesting all along.

The match was a largely dull affair until Willian was shown a second yellow card for a push on Delph.

Mourinho reacted angrily towards fourth official Jon Moss, but his mood darkened moments later when Delph clipped a clever backheel beyond Petr Cech.

But, as is always the case with Mourinho, more drama was to come.

In injury time the Portuguese raced on to the pitch to confront referee Chris Foy following his decision to show Ramires a straight red for a tackle on Marc Albrighton.

Foy did not like what he saw and he sent Mourinho off

Further censure from the Football Association may follow, and all in all this was a trip to the Midlands that the ex-Real Madrid man will want to forget quickly.

Tempers threatened to boil over - just like they did in the reverse fixture - early on when Nathan Baker clattered into Fernando Torres and received a booking in the fourth minute.

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SOUTHINGTON To clear up confusion within the town, Town Manager Garry Brumback and Town Engineer Keith Hayden have released updated information on the towns recent sewer rate changes.

The intent of this whole process is to fix a broken billing system, Brumback said about the sewer rate changes. Nobody wants to raise anyones bills, we are trying to be as fair as possible.

Hayden said the system relies on water used during the winter months to calculate bills that estimate customers full-year sewer use.

This approach resulted in unfair, biased billing that was consistently unable to keep pace with the costs of the sewer system and triggered frequent, dramatic rate increases every couple of years, Hayden said in the release.

According to Hayden, the new rate structure will provide an equitable solution to satisfy the revenue requirements and more evenly distribute associated costs among ratepayers, based on actual use, rather than unfairly burdening a select few. The rate change will capture an additional 16 percent of the required revenue, which is currently not being collected.

Residents who use private wells and private septic systems and currently pay no sewer bill will see no change, Hayden said. The annual bills for 2013-2014 that residents will receive in April, May and June of this year will be based on the old system.

Beginning the new fiscal year, residents on public water and sewer will receive quarterly bills with two parts a fixed rate and a variable rate. The fixed rate will be assessed based on three separate categories: residential, commercial or industrial. The variable rate will be assessed on actual water usage.

Hayden said that in order to close the current funding shortage, the average rate will increase by 10 percent. For residential, the annual fixed rate is $180 per household billed at $45 per quarter. The variable rate was reduced from $4.33 to $3 per 100 cubic feet. The commercial annual fixed rate is $250 per establishment and will be billed at $62.50 per quarter. The variable rate was reduced from $4.33 to $4.20 per 100 cubic feet. For industrial, the annual fixed rate is $250 per establishment, with $62.50 billed per quarter. The variable rate was reduced from $4.33 to $3.30 per 100 cubic feet.

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