Jose Mourinho's men came from behind to beat Leicester. The title could be Chelsea's as soon as Sunday afternoon.
On a damp Wednesday night at the King Power Station was one with plenty of good football played but without a first-half penetration display to make it count, and our nerve came under examination when the home side took the lead just before half-time and against the run of play.
Soon after the resumption, Didier Drogba's seventh goal of the season kick-started a superb second-half display. John Terry became the joint-highest-scoring defender in Premier League history when he netted his 38th in the competition from close range to give his side the lead and the best strike of the game from Ramires made the vital three points safe.
The league table makes pleasant reading indeed, with the lead at the top extended to 13 points.
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