Intro:

Ruthless Chelsea extended Tottenham's 24-year barren spell at Stamford Bridge with a 3-0 win on Wednesday (December 3) which saw Jose Mourinho's unbeaten Blues consolidate their lead at the top of the English Premier League.

Script:

SOUNDBITE Jose Mourinho, Chelsea manager (on Didier Drogba's contribution)

"No. Obviously he (Didier Drogba) did every well and (Loic) Remy the same. But I prefer to speak about the team in a very difficult match against a very good Tottenham. Against a Tottenham that was better than us in the first 20 minutes. And the team was able to face the difficult moment, to be stable, to score and after that, to manage the game in the best way. So important victory against a very good team."

SOUNDBITE: Jose Mourinho, Chelsea manager

"First of all he (Drogba) is a team player. After that, he is one of those old days' mentality. Not selfish, not vain, humble guy. Plays for the team, fights for the team. Fantastic. Because when he is on the bench and he comes to play the last couple of minutes because the team needs somebody to hold the ball, because the team needs somebody to help in defensive set-pieces, he does that with the same enthusiasm, with the same spirit as he starts the game against Tottenham Hotspur. So brilliant."

SOUNDBITE: Jose Mourinho, Chelsea manager

"The important thing is that he (Drogba) is here and that he is going to finish his career with Chelsea. And it looks for me that he is going to stay and do other things when he has finished his career."