Jermaine Jenas, BBC Radio 5 live
Former England midfielder

"Chelsea will be delighted with their performance. Arsenal will feel they should have done more. If they had got the ball out wide to the full-backs more, they would have crossed along the deck and that's harder to deal with.

"There are some serious celebrations going on among the Chelsea players. John Terry is throwing a clenched fist towards the fans. I think that shows you what they went out to get and they got it. Arsenal did not ask enough questions."

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All over! The celebrations from John Terry show you that Chelsea are absolutely delighted with that.

'Boring, boring Chelsea' sing the Emirates en masse...

Into the last minute of added time and Nacho Monreal goes in the book for another cynical check on Ramires. Almost game over.

A playground foul from Santi Cazorla, stretching out a leg to trip up Eden Hazard as he tried to burst clear. Stick-on booking.

Best chance of the half! Nacho Monreal gets around the back, his low cross is turned on by Mesut Ozil and Danny Welbeck can't adjust his feet quickly enough to steer it in from four yards out!

Plenty of jeers, but some applause, as Cesc Fabregas is replaced by Kurt Zouma. Fabregas claps the fans and plenty more of them then respond with applause of their own.

Eden Hazard skips away from Aaron Ramsey in midfield - we've not seen much of that today - and Ramsey tugs him back. Booking.

Didier Drogba almost puts Ramires in on goal in a rare Chelsea counter but his pass is a heavy one. Three minutes to go.

Sam: You know, Chelsea can be professional AND boring at the same time. They're not mutually exclusive. And they are very boring...

Sarah Morgan: Sure we'll see snails yawning at pace of this match on MOTD - and reduction in UK sleeping pill use afterwards!

Seven Fields: I have now stopped watching this boring Chelsea team. I am now enjoying myself watching paint dry

Wrongfooted: Those slating Chelsea have short memories, for the first half of the season they were the most attacking side by a country mile

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Into the last five minutes, John Terry shuts the door on Danny Welbeck and earns a free-kick in the process. A game closer to lifting the trophy for a fourth time?

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Cesc Fabregas has taken his mask off. That's as exciting an update as I can bring you.

Thibaut Courtois needs some treatment after knocking his head as he claims a corner but the big keeper is alright. Arsenal make a change as Theo Walcott replaces Olivier Giroud.

Alex Goosey: Chelsea really are boring to watch. It may be pragmatic but it's soulless and dull.

Luis McClelland: Shows just how far Coquelin has come that so many people are worried now he's been subbed off

UpTheChels: Being slated for being defensive, I don't get it? As long as we win the title, isn't that the whole point?

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Superb energy from Willian to force a mistake from Nacho Monreal. Jose Mourinho applauds the free-kick and then summons Eden Hazard over for a tactical chat. Into the last 10 minutes.

Jermaine Jenas, BBC Radio 5 live
Former England midfielder

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"There are a lot of Arsenal fans singing 'boring boring Chelsea'. But go and get the ball off them, show some initiative. I don't know which is more boring to watch."

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Arsenal have had one shot on target all game, Chelsea three.

Jermaine Jenas, BBC Radio 5 live
Former England midfielder

"As players you need to sometimes do things to lift the fans. I'm not exactly being lifted off my seat. It's like a training match, hopefully getting Danny Welbeck on will lift the crowd."

Laurent Koscielny turns into a winger own the left, beating Didier Drogba on the left, driving forwards and picking out Santi Cazorla. But Cazorla's shot is wild.

Arsenal bring off Francis Coquelin for Danny Welbeck. Is that the move that wins this game for either side?

Danny Welbeck and Theo Walcott are both warming up. Someone needs to liven us up.

'Boring, boring Chelsea' is the chant from the home fans.