Gary Cahill says finish line is in sight for Chelsea in Premier League title race stat : Sky Sports

Cahill admits soccer/">Chelsea can now see the end in sight, but knows there is still work to be done to secure the club's fifth league title in 12 seasons. Cahill admits the Premier League leaders were not at their best, but feels the point could be an important one in the context of the title race. England centre-half Gary Cahill is hoping to win his second Premier League titleGary Cahill says Chelsea "can see the light at the end of the tunnel" after stretching their lead in the title race to ten points with 13 games remaining. "Every game's tough in different ways, so let's hope it's a vital point for us." Highlights of Burnley's 1-1 draw with Chelsea"There's 13 games left so we'll chalk them off, hopefully with the right result," Cahill told Chelsea TV.




soccer/">Chelsea are already in a commanding position and Cahill wants them to strengthen further their position over the next few weeks. Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid EmailGary Cahill has challenged Chelsea to turn up the heat in the title race and burn off their rivals. "No, we know that every game that goes by you get closer and closer," he said. I think we should be even more focused because they games are getting closer and closer and be even more determined." It was important we didn't lose and maybe this could turn out to be a big point for us."


soccer/">Chelsea laboured for long periods at Turf Moor and defender Cahill said: "I thought we could have played a lot better. Gary Cahill believes that Sunday's 1-1 draw at Burnley should serve as a warning to all of Chelsea's players that the Premier League trophy is not won yet. Cahill concedes Chelsea might have even lost yesterday but said: "Everyone makes mistakes, that's football, but we haven't made that many this season. Cahill feels the run of games represents a major opportunity for Chelsea to extend their lead before facing City. (AFP/Getty Images)"Maybe that's a little wake-up call, where we realise that it's obviously going to be tough to cross the line and there is plenty of football to be played.


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