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Ex-Chelsea star Didier Drogba backs Arsenal to win Premier League title

Former Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has backed Arsenal to become Premier League champions. The Ivorian, who left Chelsea in the summer following a second spell at Stamford Bridge, has conceded that the Blues are no longer in the title race due to their poor start to the campaign. Jose Mourinho's side, who won the title in the 2014-15 season, sit 15th in the Premier League table, 14 points behind the top spot. Drogba believes that Manchester City will be challenging, but expects his former teammate Petr Cech to be celebrating come may with Arsenal. "I think Manchester City will be as strong as they have been in the last few years," Drogba told Sky Sports News. "Unfortunately...
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