Terryfic Otobong: I really need Chelsea to lose this match. I want the Premier League title to go to the wire...let the champions emerge on the last day.

Feroze Hussain: About time now for the opposition goalkeeper to make a mistake and gift a winning goal to Chelsea.

Eden Hazard at his best, brave down the left wing to take three defenders deep down the line and backheel it to Cesar Azpilicueta. He finds Willian who instantly curls over from 20 yards. At the other end Matty James shoots and it deflects wide.

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"Chelsea are going through the gears here but Leicester City's work rate is immense and they are hanging in, backed by magnificent support. Didier Drogba looked every one of his 37 years in the first half but has come to life and could have had a hat-trick."

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Stoke City goalkeeper Asmir Begovic at the King Power Stadium: "Chelsea are aware of the pace of Jamie Vardy on the break. They are making sure they always have one more than Leicester at the back."

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Lovely from Cesc Fabregas as he slides in Didier Drogba down the channel, Drogba times his run perfectly but he's wide out on an angle, he gets a low shot away and it misses the far corner by not very much. Still the Foxes fans make a great noise.

Mark Clattenburg calls John Terry over for a mid-game conference. Not sure what that was all about but it's resolved without any further action. The early bombardment from Chelsea has subsided somewhat, though Wes Morgan has to do well to clear from in front of Didier Drogba.

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Didier Drogba was anonymous in the first half but he's had four shots on goal and only Branislav Ivanovic has had another one for the Blues. Eden Hazard has been barely involved at all.

Leicester ended the first half so strongly but now it's a complete role reversal. Chelsea in the ascendancy, Leicester now hanging on. Can they shut out an on-song Chelsea for 35 minutes?

Jeremiah Kariuki: Looks like there was a "hair dryer" moment! That explains the Chelsea goal in the first two minutes of the second half.

Femi John Atoyebi: Drogba turns back the clock brilliantly.

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Willian with real pace. Genuine pace. Burning pace! It's a hell of a run down the right and he puts over a teasing cross on the run, betwixt and between the keeper and the back four, Richie De Laet swings at it and misses it and Cesc Fabregas, arriving at full tilt, can't adjust his feet to sweep it home. Great play from Willian who has been the star turn so far.

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Stoke City goalkeeper Asmir Begovic at the King Power Stadium: "A goal of huge quality by Chelsea. It was a little bit sloppy by Leicester, but great skill from Hazard and great composure by Ivanovic to pick Drogba out. You'd expect a reaction from Chelsea and they've come out firing."

Chelsea a totally different side! They come down their right again, Willian into the box, Eden Hazard and Cesc Fabregas swap passes inside the area and lay it back to Didier Drogba for two - but he's way over the bar.

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The response of champions. Chelsea were ordinary in the first half but start the second half brightly and score within three minutes of the restart. Branislav Ivanovic gets away on the right of the box, looks up and picks out Didier Drogba in the middle. He has a defender on his back but still manages to crunch a first-time shot under and past Kasper Schmeichel. Wonderful finish. Predatory.

Didier Drogba gets a stud right through his calf as he challenges for an early ball forwards. Ouch.

Chelsea look better in the first minute of this half, Willian out wide, Ramires adding energy through the middle.

Here we go then, back in play at the King Power.

One favourite crashes out, another falls behind at the halfway stage. Can Chelsea find a way back?

Defeat tonight would not put their championship under any serious threat, mind.

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QPR defender Rio Ferdinand

"If you can get any of the Chelsea defenders & or Nemanja Matic out of the centre & down the sides you will get chances - The trick is actually making that happen."

Real Madrid cruising to a win now as former Liverpool full-back Alvaro Arbeloa scores.

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Another assist for Jamie Vardy - that's three goals and three assists in his last six games. The former non-league man continues to hit his mark.