Terry: Drogba is back to top form

Chelsea skipper John Terry believes striker Didier Drogba is back to his best after a bout of malaria.

Drogba made the breakthrough against Bolton Wanderers on Monday night with a magnificent opening goal from 30 yards.
Florent Malouda, Nicolas Anelka and Ramires also got in on the scoring act to hand the team their first win on the road since October.

Terry is delighted to have Drogba up and running again following his illness.

Fair play

It was the striker's 10th goal of the campaign - he scored 37 last season - and Terry said: "I think he is over the malaria now.
"I have never had it myself but speaking to people and the doctor here, it does knock you for six.
"Fair play to him, he could have taken two months out but he never did, he wanted to keep on fighting for the team.
"He knew we were lacking in options in the whole squad and he wanted to put his body on the line for the club. We really appreciate that.
"He has taken a bit of stick as we all have over the past few months but we have stayed together. We know that he is capable of goals like that, and many more.
"We are just encouraging him to shoot more and get the ball out of his feet. Our confidence, not just his, will get a lift and we'll crack on. I think we all looked more like our old selves."