article_snippet.sent: Nemanja Matic goalscoring team-mate Fabregas as Joey Barton and Charlie Austin look on dejected at the final whistle .
article_snippet.sent: Chelsea’s manager has put together a team to win the Premier League, grinding down the opposition until the opposition eventually lift the trophy, probably later this month.
article_snippet.sent: This defeat feels tough on Sandro and the bristling figure of Joey Barton because anyone who can sedate Nemanja Matic and Ramires over the course of 90 minutes probably deserves a bit more.
article_snippet.sent: Courtois Cesar Azpilicueta wins the ball from QPR's in-form winger Matt Phillips as the league leaders attempted to control the game .
article_snippet.sent: Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta looked to be the league leaders one chance of making something happen, a shuttlecock on that halfway line as Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta flitted in and out of Chelsea’s half.
article_snippet.sent: Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta will be glad to see the back of Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta.
article_snippet.sent: So will Gary Cahill, the Chelsea: Courtois defender who bravely intercepted Matt Phillips’s dangerous first-half crosses from that cultured right boot.
article_snippet.sent: John Terry, whose every touch was booed by the Loftus Road crowd, wins the ball ahead of Bobby Zamora to clear the danger .
article_snippet.sent: Chelsea’s captain has learned to deal with Chelsea’s, but the trip to Loftus Road is possibly as poisonous as the trip to Loftus Road gets for John Terry.
article_snippet.sent: Chelsea’s captain can take Chelsea’s captain medicine.
article_snippet.sent: John Terry has to stretch to stop the ball getting through to Bobby Zamora as the hosts created the better chances in the first half .
article_snippet.sent: Chelsea are masters at this, calling on the pedigree of Hazard, in John Terry 100 appearance in the Premier League, Oscar and the timing of Cesc Fabregas to secure this narrow win.