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Arsenal host Chelsea in a red hot London derby

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Olivier Giroud has scored 10 goals in his last 12 matches in all competitions. Giroud is [2.9] to score.
Arsene Wenger has lost just five competitive home games by a 3+ goal margin during his tenure as Arsenal manager; three of which have come against Chelsea. Over 3.5 goals is [4.2].
Didier Drogba has scored eight times in 11 Premier League appearances against Arsenal in his career. Drogba is [3.5 to score.
Against no team has he scored more in the division (also scored eight vs WBA). Drogba is [8.8] to score the first goal.
Jose Mourinho has never lost as an opposition coach against Arsene Wenger in any competition (W7 D5 L0). The draw is [3.25].
Arsenal have won just two of their last 12 league clashes with Chelsea (D2 L8).
 Chelsea are [3.4] to win.
Chelsea have kept four clean sheets in their last six clashes with Arsenal, conceding just two goals in total.
 They are [3.75] to not concede.
In the reverse fixture against the Blues back in October, Arsenal failed to have a shot on target for the first time in a Premier League match since September 2003 (Manchester United away). Under 2.5 goals is [1.75].
Cesc Fabregas has a league-high 16 Premier League assists this season. Only Thierry Henry (20 in 2002-03), Frank Lampard (18 in 2004-05) and Fabregas himself (17 in 2007-08) have ever registered more in a single Premier League campaign. Over 2.5 goals is [2.24].
Arsenal have won more points in 2015 than any other Premier League side (33). They are [2.48] to win.

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