Arsenal backed to win Premier League title by Chelsea legend Didier Drogba because they have his 'old friend' Petr Cech in goal

Chelsea legend Didier Drogba has begrudgingly backed Arsenal to win the Premier League title following his old club's dismal start to the season. 
Jose Mourinho's side have picked up just 14 points from their opening 13 games with the Portuguese boss already setting his sights on a top-four finish rather than a fourth league title at Stamford Bridge. 
And Drogba, who scored 13 goals in 14 games against Arsenal during his time with Chelsea, admits Arsene Wenger's side are his favourites for the title, but only because they have his old team-mate Petr Cech in goal. 
Didier Drogba, speaking at the London book signing for his new autobiography Commitment, has backed Arsenal to win the Premier League title following Chelsea's dismal start
Didier Drogba, speaking at the London book signing for his new autobiography Commitment, has backed Arsenal to win the Premier League title following Chelsea's dismal start
Drogba admits Arsenal are his favourites for the title, but only because they have Petr Cech in goal
Drogba admits Arsenal are his favourites for the title, but only because they have Petr Cech in goal
He told Sky Sports News: 'I think Manchester City will be as strong as they have been in the last few years.

'Unfortunately Chelsea are too far [behind in the title race], so I will go for my friend Petr Cech at Arsenal.' 
The Ivorian striker, who was speaking at the London book signing for his new autobiography Commitment, is also confident his old club have now turned a corner after picking up two victories in four days. 
The west London club earned their fourth league win of the season on Saturday with a 1-0 victory over Norwich before an emphatic 4-0 win against Champions League minnows Maccabi Tel Aviv in Israel on Tuesday night.  
He added: 'When you have won the league the season before and you find yourselves in the last three or four teams in the table after four or five games, it is a shock. 
'They have won two consecutive games in the last two days, so I think it is kind of a new start.'
Jose Mourinho's Chelsea side have earned just 14 points from their opening 13 games so far this season
Jose Mourinho's Chelsea side have earned just 14 points from their opening 13 games so far this season
Willian celebrates scoring Chelsea's second goal during his side's 4-0 victory against Maccabi Tel Aviv 
Willian celebrates scoring Chelsea's second goal during his side's 4-0 victory against Maccabi Tel Aviv

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