Antonio Conte accepts race is back on after Chelsea's surprise defeat against Crystal Palace

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Antonio Conte accepts race is back on after Chelsea's surprise defeat against Crystal Palace
Mon, 03 Apr, 2017 - 01:00
Ian Winrow, Stamford Bridge

A similar display when Manchester City visit on Wednesday and a chink of light could become a window of opportunity for their rivals.

Antonio Conte understandably remained calm after defeat to a side revived under Sam Allardyce, and why shouldn’t he?

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