The Blues were forced into a change during the break with John Terry replacing the injured William Gallas. And within five minutes of the restart Terry had given Chelsea the lead with a powerful header from Le Saux's corner. It was Terry's first Premiership goal in over a year and also brought him some light relief, having missed the past six weeks of action due to a broken foot. But the joy would be short lived for Chelsea as they were pegged back by Derby on the hour. Ravanelli played in Warren Barton on the right hand side and the Rams' skipper saw his cross turned home by Branko Strupar. And there would be more frustration for Chelsea when Jesper Gronkjaer limped off with 10 minutes to go- judging by the pain he was in it could be another serious injury for the speedy Dane. Nevertheless Chelsea battled on and got there reward with 5 minutes left thanks to Manu Petit's first goal for the club. Gianfranco Zola, a second half sub, sent in a deep cross from a free kick and, despite Oakes tipping Terry's header onto the post and Forsell's follow up being blocked, Petit would see his deflected volley float into the back of the net. The ball appeared to hit Zavagno in the chest before going in. Chelsea would hold on for the victory, taking them back into fifth place following Leeds' 4-3 defeat against Man Utd.