Drogba sends Chelsea back to top of Premiership

Carlo Ancelotti refused to declare Chelsea's end of season stutter was over despite a resounding 5-0 win at Premier League bottom club Portsmouth, which lifted his side to within a point of Manchester United at the top of the table.Didier Drogba and Florent Malouda both scored twice as Ancelotti's side banished the memory of last week's Champions League defeat by Inter Milan and subsequent 1-1 draw at Blackburn in style.Blues manager Ancelotti said Chelsea's season would only be back on track if they beat Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Carlo Ancelotti refused to declare Chelsea's end of season stutter was over despite a resounding 5-0 win at Premier League bottom club Portsmouth, which lifted his side to within a point of Manchester United at the top of the table.Didier Drogba and Florent Malouda both scored twice as Ancelotti's side banished the memory of last week's Champions League defeat by Inter Milan and subsequent 1-1 draw at Blackburn in style.Blues manager Ancelotti said Chelsea's season would only be back on track if they beat Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti says his side will face the first of nine 'finals' when their quest for the Premier League title continues against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.The Blues are one point behind leaders Manchester United with both teams having seven league games of the season left.But victory over Villa would see Chelsea go two points in front before reigning champions United kicked-off in Saturday's late match against Bolton.

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Chelsea defeated title rivals Manchester United 2-1 on Saturday to move two points clear at the top of the Premier League while Arsenal stayed in the hunt with a last-gasp win over Wolves.Carlo Ancelotti's side took the lead at Old Trafford through Joe Cole's flick in the 20th minute and Didier Drogba came off the bench to increase Chelsea's advantage from what looked an offside position in the 79th minute.

Didier Drogba sent Chelsea back to the top of the Premier League by shooting down Arsenal and the Ivory Coast hitman is determined they will still be there after Wednesday's trip to Everton.Drogba scored both his side's goals in Sunday's 2-0 win over Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.That gave Carlo Ancelotti's side a two-point advantage over Manchester United, who travel to Aston Villa on the same night.A point at Goodison Park is no disgrace for any side but Drogba knows it will not be good enough to remain at the summit if United win at Villa Park.

Chelsea eased their way back to the top of the Premier League after two goals from Frank Lampard and a first half strike from Florent Malouda sealed a comfortable 3-0 victory over Birmingham City.This was a telling response from Carlo Ancelotti's side who had slipped from first to third, behind Manchester United and Arsenal, since their last league outing.Chelsea overwhelmed a Birmingham side who arrived at Stamford Bridge on the back of an impressive 15-game unbeaten run and with the reputation as one of the top-flight's form teams.