Leicester 1 Chelsea 3 player ratings: Eden Hazard has quiet night, so who stood out for Chelsea?
A look at the individual performances at the King Power Stadium
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Your support makes all the difference.Chelsea staged a second-half comeback to beat Leicester 3-1 and move to within three points of capturing the Premier League trophy.
Jose Mourinho's side hold a 13-point lead and can clinch a first league title in five years by beating Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Marc Albrighton's goal in first-half injury time raised relegation-threatened Leicester's hopes of a fifth straight win, but Didier Drogba equalized in the 48th minute.
Captain John Terry put Chelsea ahead by prodding in from close range in the 79th and Ramires slammed in the third four minutes later.
The result meant Chelsea remain unbeaten since New Year's Day.
So who stood out for Chelsea? And who impressed for Leicester? We take a look...
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