article_snippet: Chelsea captain John Terry looks dejected after Chelsea captain John Terry side's 1-1 draw with Southampton on Sunday .
article_snippet: Jose Mourinho (right) has a lot of history with Wenger, and Jose Mourinho (right) still believes Arsenal have a chance . '
article_snippet: If someone had told me in August that, at the end of March, we'd be six points in front with a match in hand, I'd have signed for that immediately.'
article_snippet: Jose Mourinho (right) is a master of mind games and may well have been attempting to pile pressure on Olivier Giroud and Co ahead of a crucial nine-match run-in.
article_snippet: The task this time around is undoubtedly more difficult, particularly given Chelsea's extra game, but Arsenal's superb home form and some favourable fixtures should at least offer fans some hope.
article_snippet: As well as having an opportunity to claw back three points against the leaders at the Emirates on April 26, they also have games against struggling Newcastle, Burnley, Hull and Sunderland to look forward to.
article_snippet: Marc Overmars scored twice against Everton to help Arsenal to the title in 98... but can they do Chelsea this season?
article_snippet: A home clash with in-form Liverpool next month and a trip to Manchester United in the season's penultimate fixture will be tough, although last week's FA Cup win at Old Trafford should fill Wenger's squad with confidence.
article_snippet: Chelsea also have some games they will relish but the visits of United and Liverpool to Stamford Bridge at least offer potential for Mourinho's men to drop points.
article_snippet: It will need to be some slip-up for Arsenal to take advantage like they did 17 years ago but Wenger's men - who could well be free of Champions League football this week - should not be discounted.
article_snippet: It might not be the title race we expected two-and-a-half months ago but Chelsea cannot breathe easy just yet.