Title race is far from over, Lampard warns United
Chelsea’s title aspirations looked dead and buried when Bacary Sagna headed the Gunners in front in the 59th minute but Arsene Wenger’s side had not banked on the determination of Didier Drogba.
The Ivory Coast striker scored twice in eight minutes to overturn Arsenal’s advantage and leave Chelsea in second place, five points behind leaders Manchester United.
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