Didier Drogba was utterly exhausted and emotionally drained as he and John Terry held each other up through a post-match flash interview. It was as if these two warriors might collapse on camera if either of them moved, so they clung on and spoke happily if wearily after supplying the goals which fuelled this fight-back at Leicester. Drogba is into his 38th year and could be doing something a little more leisurely than leading the line through 90 minutes at the sharp end of the season. Centre-forward is a demanding role in any team, let alone one of Jose Mourinho’s. Ramires celebrates his stunning third goal by putting the ball under his shirt as he congratulated by Cesar Azpilicueta . Ramires (right) struck his effort with such power that he had both feet off the ground at one point . Ramires's goal flew in at an incredible speed of nearly 60 miles per hour - leaving Kasper Schmeichel in the Leicester goal no chance . John Terry turns and celebrates after making it 2-1 to Chelsea with a close-range finish that Schmeichel could not stop . Terry (right) flicks home from close range after a scramble in the Leicester box following a Chelsea corner . Didier Drogba (centre) was the star of the show for Chelsea - and he was leading his team-mates in celebrations at full time . LEICESTER (3-5-2): Schmeichel 6; Wasilewski 6.5, Huth 6 (De Laet 24, 7), Morgan 6.5; Albrighton 7, King 6 (James 18 min, 6), Drinkwater 6.5, Cambiasso 7, Konchesky 6; Ulloa 6, Vardy 7.5 (Mahrez 77). SUBS NOT USED: Schwarzer, Hammond, Wood, Kramaric. GOALS: Albrighton 45 . BOOKINGS: Konchesky, . MANAGER: Nigel Pearson 7 . CHELSEA (4-2-3-1): Cech 7; Ivanovic 6, Cahill 7, Terry 6.5, Azpilicueta 6.5; Ramires 6.5, Matic 6; Willian 8 (Zouma 84), Fabregas 6 (Mikel 90), Hazard 7 (Cuadrado 88); Drogba 7. SUBS NOT USED: Courtois, Luis, Ake, Oscar. GOALS: Drogba 48, Terry 79, Ramires 83 . MANAGER: Jose Mourinho 6.5 . MAN OF THE MATCH: Willian . REFEREE: Mark Clattenburg 6 . ATTENDANCE: 32,021 . Despite being 38, Didier Drogba played a crucial part in Chelsea's win - and covered a lot of grass as shown by his heat map above. For more stats, figures and facts visit our brilliant match zone service. But he and Terry are not shaped that way and the pride burned through their yellow shirts as they led their team-mates to salute three thousand noisy Chelsea supporters in the corner of the King Power Stadium. They had trailed to a goal from Marc Albrighton after a slightly lethargic first-half display but came out inspired and soon levelled through Drogba, before Terry put the Londoners ahead, 12 minutes from time, and Ramires curled the third into the top corner. The strike by Ramires triggered an ironic chorus of 'Boring Boring Chelsea' from the visiting fans and they sang long into the night, aware that their team can be crowned champions on Sunday at Stamford Bridge if they beat Crystal Palace. Mourinho tried to play down the party vibe but they will come in expectation because this has the feel of a procession after breaking through an awkward sequence of games with only one fit centre-forward, who happened to be 37. Drogba (right) levels for Chelsea after beating Leicester City defender Ritchie De Laet (centre) to the ball . Drogba looks on as his effort from inside the box drifts in to the far corner past Leicester goalkeeper Schmeichel . Drogba (right) wheels away in celebration as his team-mates Eden Hazard (left) and WIllian (centre) congratulate him . Drogba is mobbed by his jubilant Chelsea team-mates after make it 1-1 just minutes into the second half . CHELSEA . Crystal Palace (home) - May 3 . Liverpool (home) - May 10 . West Brom (away) - May 18 . Sunderland (home) - May 24 . LEICESTER . Newcastle (Home) - May 2 . Southampton (Home) - May 9 . Sunderland (Away) - May 16 . QPR (Home) - May 24 . Drogba’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did. He rarely gets clear of the back-line, it has been a long time since he screamed one into the top corner and his touch can be heavy. Until Wednesday night it had been a long time since he found the net. You have to go all the way back to Newcastle away in December, when he came on in a bid to rescue Chelsea from their first defeat of the campaign, and almost managed it. Drogba has an impossible-to-pin-down ability to influence the game and his desire glows as fiercely as ever. He energised Chelsea with the equaliser - just as he once did in Munich in the Champions League final. He missed chances and he might have scored more, but he never stopped showing for the ball or leading by example to those team-mates who have yet to cross this finish-line in a title race, as injured striker Diego Costa and Loic Remy looked on from the stands. Mourinho wanted all of his squad to travel and prepare together at St George’s Park as a show of solidarity as they closed in on the goal. This was where the head-tennis video was filmed which went viral on Wednesday. Six Chelsea players headed the ball back and forth across the dinner table until it reached John Obi Mikel, on the end, who nodded it into a bin. Judging by the celebrations which followed, Remy is not far from a return. Marc Albrighton calmly side-foots Leicester in to the lead after a slip from Cesar Azpilicueta, who tries to make an amends with a block . Albrighton (centre) manages to find the back of the net despite the efforts of Petr Cech (left) and Gary Cahill on the line . Albrighton (right) celebrates opening the scoring after an assist from Jamie Vardy (left) Leicester's players mob Albrighton after his goal puts them up in a vital game in their battle against relegation . Albrighton finished off a Leicester move which originally started in their own half - CLICK HERE for more stats from our brilliant match zone . Chelsea's players looked dejected after falling behind to Albrighton's goal just before the end of the second half . On Wednesday, it was over to the legends who have made the journey before to respond to the challenge set down by Nigel Pearson’s vibrant team, who offered more evidence, even in defeat, that they are capable of surviving the drop. Terry scored his seventh of the season, forcing the ball in from close range after Kasper Schmeichel had saved from Gary Cahill at a corner. And Petr Cech came in for Thibaut Courtois and played superbly, making a crucial save to thwart Paul Konchesky when the game was goalless. Courtois hurt his hip during Sunday’s draw at Arsenal and was on the bench. Cech came in for only his fifth Premier League game of the season, but buoyed by the knowledge he had not conceded in this competition for more than a year. Leicester started at a healthy tempo, seeking to use the electric pace of Jamie Vardy, only to see their rhythm disrupted to injuries which forced Andy King and Robert Huth off before the interval. Chelsea dominated from midway through the first half but that did not prevent Leicester from taking the lead on the break when Matty James released Vardy down the left. Vardy beat Terry to the ball and cut his cross low and deep. It might have been aimed at Leonardo Ulloa, but it bypassed the Argentine striker and Cesar Azpilicueta slipped as he tried to adjust his feet. Esteban Cambiasso seemed to be accused by Cheslea's players of stamping of Eden Hazard (on the floor left) Drogba (left) misses with a right-footed shot from inside the box in the first half as he is closed down by Leicester captain Wes Morgan . Marcin Wasilewski (right) dives to stop a low effort by Chelsea right back Azpilicueta (centre) Robert Huth went off after just 24 minutes - Leicester's second injury of the game after Andy James also went off earlier . Fabregas again played in a protective face mark to protect his broken nose - sustained in a collision with Charlie Adam earlier this month . Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho (right) and Leicester City boss Nigel Pearson have a talk in the tunnel before kick off . The upshot was a simple finish for Albrighton, arriving late with the ball set nicely and Cech’s goal hopelessly exposed. He had not scored for more than four years but he made no mistake, sliding it low into the net. The King Power erupted as home fans detected an improbably fifth win on the bounce and another year in this lofty company. But Drogba soon punctured those hopes when he reacted swiftly to beat substitute Ritchie de Laet to a low cross from Branislav Ivanovic and hooked it past Schmeichel. It was a different game from this point. Chelsea had re-emerged in a different mood. There was extra urgency about their game and they would go on to win by more than one goal for the first time since a 5-0 win against Swansea in mid-January. Drogba fired one chance over and another wide but Terry produced the second, just as it seemed Mourinho would have to settle for a point. It could have been many more but Ramires made it three. And it wasn’t boring at all.
Marc Albrighton opens the scoring for Leicester with neat finish in the area after a slip by Cesar Azpilicueta . Didier Drogba equalises for Chelsea just three minutes into the second half after an assist from Branislav Ivanovic . John Terry puts Chelsea ahead with a close-range finish with just 11 minutes left to play . Ramires seals the win for Chelsea with a stunning drilled effort from just outside the box . Chelsea can win the Premier League title with victory against Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge on Sunday .