Cahill: Chelsea can still win Premier League

Gary Cahill refuses to concede the Premier League title race to the Manchester clubs, insisting a triumphant run would propel Chelsea back into contention.

Cahill: Chelsea can still win Premier League
Mon, 21 Jan, 2013 - 16:20

Gary Cahill refuses to concede the Premier League title race to the Manchester clubs, insisting a triumphant run would propel Chelsea back into contention.

The Blues’ 2-1 victory over Arsenal at Stamford Bridge yesterday left them trailing leaders Manchester United by 11 points and second place City by six with 15 games remaining.

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