Chelsea's road to the title

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*1) Chelsea 2-1 West Ham*
Costa's late winner got the Blues off to a winning start

*2) Watford 1-2 Chelsea*
Batshuayi hit home a rare Chelsea goal on the way to
victory

*3) Chelsea 3-0 Burnley*
Hazard opened the scoring in easy win at Stamford
Bridge

*4) Swansea 2-2 Chelsea*
Blues' 100% start is ended at the Liberty Stadium

*5) Chelsea 1-2 Liverpool*
Conte suffers first defeat as Henderson scores stunner

*6) Arsenal 3-0 Chelsea*
Blues are thrashed by rampant Gunners in London derby

*7) Hull 0-2 Chelsea*
Willian and Costa secure win for new-look Blues

*8) Chelsea 3-0 Leicester*
Costa scores seventh of season as champions are
thrashed

*9) Chelsea 4-0 Man United*
Kante wraps it up as Conte thrashes predecessor
Mourinho

*10) Southampton 0-2 Chelsea*
Hazard and Costa secure fourth-straight win

*11) Chelsea 5-0 Everton*
Blues go top as Hazard double sees off sorry Toffees

*12) Middlesbrough 0-1 Chelsea*
Costa secured hard-fought win at the Riverside

*13) Chelsea 2-1 Tottenham*
Pedro and Moses secure key win over title rivals

*14) Man City 1-3 Chelsea*
Blues see off Pep's men in style in feisty Etihad clash

*15) Chelsea 1-0 West Brom*
Costa nicks winner as leaders make it nine victories on
the spin

*16) Sunderland 0-1 Chelsea*
Fabregas on target as Blues pick up another clean sheet

*17) Crystal Palace 0-1 Chelsea*
Costa heads winner in Selhurst Park success

*18) Chelsea 3-0 Bournemouth*
Pedro opens scoring in Boxing Day rout

*19) Chelsea 4-2 Stoke*
Willian scores twice as Conte's men are given scare

*20) Tottenham 2-1 Chelsea*
2017 gets off to losing start as Alli scores twice at White
Hart Lane

*21) Leicester 0-3 Chelsea*
Blues bounce back in style as Alonso bags double

*22) Chelsea 2-0 Hull*
Skipper Cahill secures another win at Stamford Bridge

*23) Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea*
Luiz scores stunning free-kick in Anfield draw

*24) Chelsea 3-1 Arsenal*
Alonso opens the scoring as Gunners are beaten at the
Bridge again

*25) Burnley 1-1 Chelsea*
Brady stunner denies Blues three points at Turf Moor

*26) Chelsea 3-1 Swansea*
Fabregas opens the scoring as Blues remain on top

*27) West Ham 1-2 Chelsea*
Hazard strikes as Conte's men win at London Stadium

*28) Stoke 1-2 Chelsea*
Captain fantastic Cahill heads late winner as Conte goes
wild

*29) Chelsea 1-2 Crystal Palace*
Benteke winner gives Spurs hope in title race

*30) Chelsea 2-1 Man City*
Hazard at the double as Blues secure vital win over
Guardiola's men

*31) Bournemouth 1-3 Chelsea*
Alonso free-kick wraps up another three points on the
south coast

*32) Man United 2-0 Chelsea*
Rashford and Herrera on target as Mourinho gets one over
on former club

*33) Chelsea 4-2 Southampton*
Costa strikes twice as Conte's men close in on title

*34) Everton 0-3 Chelsea*
Blues overcome toughest hurdle in run-in with Goodison
Park success

*35) Chelsea 3-0 Middlesbrough*
Costa opens scoring to take Blues within a win of the title

*36) West Brom 0-1 Chelsea*
Batshuayi scores the title-winning goal

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