Mourinho: Chelsea will win the title

Former Chelsea coach, Jose Mourinho has rejected the notion that Chelsea could still slip up in the title race. The Manchester United manager said Chelsea's defensive solidity is enough to see them through.  He said: "Honestly I don't think so. Why? Because Chelsea are a very good defensive team, they defend very well and defend with lots of players, very good players, and are very well organised.

"I think in this situation, a very defensive team wins the title with counter-attack goals, set pieces goals, and individual goals from talented players. So I don't think they're going to let it slip. But football is football, you never know."

Chelsea are nine points clear at the top of the Premier League and will play Burnley tomorrow at Turf Moor.

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