WATCH THE GOALS......OBOY CHELSEA WAN KILL ARSENAL ...3-1.....SEE FULL TABLE

 
Shots: 6-5 Possession: 47%-53% Chances created: 5-3 Pass accuracy: 82%-85% Clearances: 14-15

 
Chelsea XI: Courtois; Azpilicueta, Luiz, Cahill; Moses, Kante, Matic, Alonso; Hazard, Pedro, Costa
Subs: Begovic, Terry, Zouma, Chalobah, Fabregas, Willian, Batshuayi
Arsenal XI: Cech; Bellerin, Mustafi, Koscielny, Monreal; Coquelin, Oxlade-Chamberlain; Walcott, Ozil, Iwobi; Sanchez
Subs: Ospina, Gibbs, Gabriel, Maitland-Niles, Reine-Adelaide, Welbeck, Giroud

Standings

#	Team	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	PTS
1	Chelsea	24	19	2	3	51	17	34	59
2	Tottenham	23	13	8	2	45	16	29	47
3	Arsenal	24	14	5	5	52	28	24	47
4	Liverpool	23	13	7	3	52	28	24	46
5	Man. City	23	14	4	5	47	28	19	46
6	Man United	23	11	9	3	33	21	12	42
7	Everton	23	10	7	6	34	24	10	37
8	West Brom	23	9	6	8	31	29	2	33
9	Stoke City	23	7	8	8	29	35	-6	29
10	Burnley FC	23	9	2	12	25	33	-8	29
11	West Ham	23	8	4	11	29	40	-11	28
12	Southampton	23	7	6	10	23	28	-5	27
13	Watford	23	7	6	10	27	39	-12	27
14	Bournemouth	23	7	5	11	32	41	-9	26
15	Middlesbrough	23	4	9	10	19	26	-7	21
16	Leicester City	23	5	6	12	24	38	-14	21
17	Swansea City	23	6	3	14	28	52	-24	21
18	Crystal Palace	23	5	4	14	32	41	-9	19
19	Hull City	23	4	5	14	20	47	-27	17
20	Sunderland	23	4	4	15	20	42	-22	16 When he plays like this, it is tempting to think that Eden Hazard could carry any side he chose to the Premier League title but the truth is that Chelsea are just too good a team for the rest and their sensational Belgian is the man who leads the show. The memory of his second half goal will live long and rightly so, having beaten Laurent Koscienly twice and left Francis Coquelin, the wrong way round and face down on the ground, like a man who had unsuccessfully tried to intercept a runaway golf buggy. It had Roman Abramovich high-fiving his guests in the expensive seats but this afternoon was about much more than Hazard’s goal. This was the ultimate Conte Chelsea performance in which they restricted one of their two key title rivals to a few meagre chances and passed around them in midfield with the crisp, one-touch style that has become the 2016-2017 trademark. This is not a side that keeps the ball in a holding pattern before it decides where to direct an attack, it goes for the jugular each time. Can anyone catch Conte’s team now? They finished the match 12 points clear of Tottenham Hotspur in second place with 14 games to play. Their manager seemed to cover as much ground in the technical area as some of Arsenal’s more peripheral figures and when Hazard scored the second, the Chelsea manager launched himself head first into the home fans in celebration. As for Arsène Wenger in the stand, serving out his touchline ban there will just have been regrets. Too few of his big name players, especially Alexis Sânchez and Mesut Özil did not come close to the quality of Hazard and Diego Costa, while Coquelin and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in central midfield was always a risk. N’Gole Kanté and Nemanja Matic were unstoppable. The mistake made by Petr Cech to gift a third goal to substitute Cesc Fabregas against his former team turned a bad afternoon into a borderline humiliation. If there was a genuine grievance for Arsenal then it was about the legitimacy of Marcos Alonso’s first goal during which Hector Bellerín had been badly injured.