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Could Chelsea cracks appear?
- Updated: December 30, 2016
After winning 12 games on the trot, there aren’t too many reasons for Chelsea’s title rivals to be cheerful at present.
But with just over half of the season left to play, and as we have seen all too often in Premier League history, anything can happen.
How would injuries impact Antonio Conte’s side? Could an abrupt end to their winning run before breaking Arsenal’s long-standing record reverberate for weeks afterwards? And what about facing the sides around them at the top?
With the help of four Sky Sports pundits, we look for reasons to be hopeful for those currently trailing Chelsea at the top of the table…
Gary Neville
I think the rest of them have just got to keep winning. They’ve got to put pressure on Chelsea and believe that the cracks will come. They will drop points.
They’ve all got to play them, they all have a responsibility to take points from Chelsea, some in the coming weeks. I think ultimately it is still in the hands of other clubs to damage them, take points from them.
At the moment Chelsea’s spine looks so …
