Premier League Title Betting: Just two horses left in this race after Arsenal crash at Stamford Bridge
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Joe Dyer /
07 February 2010 /
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Didier Drogba's double almost certainly ended Arsenal's title dreams
"Defeat at Stamford Bridge almost certainly ends Arsenal's title challenge - the Emirates outfit are now nine points behind Chelsea and can be backed at [23.0] to lift the title. The battle for the Premier League trophy now looks like a two-horse race between the Blues ([1.75]) and Manchester United ([2.64])."
Drogba continues his one-man assault on Arsenal to end the Gunners' title challenge
A Didier Drogba-inspired Chelsea swatted Arsenal aside at Stamford Bridge this afternoon to reclaim leadership of the Premier League.
The Ivory Coast striker smashed a pair of first-half goals past Manuel Almunia to carry his side to a 2-0 win.
The defeat almost certainly ends Arsenal's title challenge - the Emirates outfit are now nine points behind Chelsea and can be backed at [23.0] to lift the title. The battle for the Premier League trophy now looks like a two-horse race between the Blues ([1.75]) and Manchester United ([2.64]).
Earlier in the day Birmingham took the honours in the West Midlands derby with a come-from-behind win over Wolves.
Their relegation-threatened rivals took a first half lead through Kevin Doyle but were rocked by a pair of goals in the last ten minutes. The Blues were matched at an in-running high of [32.0] to win the game with Mick McCarthy's men touching [1.3] on the exchange.
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