Fergie admits Chelsea lead looks 'unassailable'

Alex Ferguson has admitted Chelsea's march towards a first league title for Chelsea in 50 years looks "unassailable".

Fergie admits Chelsea lead looks 'unassailable'
Mon, 21 Mar, 2005 - 08:25

Alex Ferguson has admitted Chelsea's march towards a first league title for Chelsea in 50 years looks "unassailable".

Arsene Wenger has already conceded as much, and over the weekend there was a similarly frank assessment from Alex Ferguson, even though he is reluctant to throw in the towel just yet.

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