An ⁠independent regulator imposed the fine ‌after Chelsea admitted to the charge, ​the FA said in a statement.

Chelsea were charged earlier this month after the bottle, which media reports ‌said contained water, was thrown while Villa were celebrating their win on December 27th.

"I ⁠was made aware of an allegation that an unidentified member of the Chelsea technical area had thrown a plastic drinks bottle in the direction of the Aston Villa technical area," referee Stuart Atwell ⁠had written in his report ‌about the incident.

Sixth-placed Chelsea visit Crystal Palace on Sunday as third-placed Villa play at Newcastle United.