Oscar keeps the momentum

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Oscar's opening goal and clever assist helped Chelsea to extend their narrow advantage over title rivals Manchester City. CHELSEA star Oscar produced his best display of the season to help defeat Newcastle on Saturday, but the Brazilian midfielder has not rested on his laurels and has demanded even more from his team-mates.

Chelsea capitalized on Manchester city slip up at Everton after allowing a 78th minutes equalizer courtesy of Steven Naismith ensured Jose Mourinho's side maintained their stay at the top of the league. Oscar has scored 4 goals and has 7 assists in 17 appearance this season.

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