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Chelsea winger Florent
Malouda has pointed the finger at the club's shaky defence
for their recent problems.
However, the stats show that Chelsea have scored only four goals
in their past seven matches and coach Carlo Ancelotti has accepted
that a lack of goals has been his side's undoing.
The Italian thinks that the return of Didier Drogba to form and fitness will
play a key role in the turnaround and claims the Ivorian striker
has been revitalised ahead of the clash against Arsenal - a side
against whom he has scored 13 goals in 13 games.
"We need Drogba to come back to the performances he had last
year and the goal against Tottenham was very good for his
attitude," Ancelotti said. "He has not been in a good condition. He
had difficulty to play with malaria and he found it difficult to
train.
"I put him in the last few games even though he was not 100%
because we need to have his character and his personality. Now his
condition is better. He had a good reaction after coming on as a
substitute in the last game, this is the important thing. Following
the goal against Tottenham he will show us a different Drogba in
the next game against Arsenal."