Source: Daily_Mail
David Luiz believes Chelsea can win Premier League and Champions League
David Luiz insists Chelsea can win a stunning Champions League and Premier League double.[LNB]The defender has made an instant impact at Stamford Bridge since his ?23million move in January.[LNB]And now the deeply-religious Brazilian will draw on his faith to propel Chelsea to another trophy haul. [LNB] Instant hit: Luiz celebrates scoring the opening goal against Manchester City[LNB]He said: 'We can definitely still win the title. There's still a lot of games to play, a lot of points to play for so there's no reason we can't win it.[LNB]'I want to win them both, the Premier League and the Champions League and we can still do it.[LNB]'We're in good form and have to believe we can win trophies. We're playing well, anything is possible.[LNB]'I go to church, my religion is very important to me. I praise God and thank the Lord for my family, health and giving me my talent to playfootball.[LNB]'My faith gives me the belief I can play, improve and get even betteras a footballer. It gives me a lot of strength and inspiration.'[LNB] Double trouble: Luiz (centre) holds off Fulham's Andy Johnson (left) and Danny Murphy[LNB]Luiz, 23, has proved himself to be a match winner at both ends of the field with some stellar performances in defence coupled with two crucial goals against both Manchester clubs.[LNB]The defender may be cup-tied in Europe but will be there every step of the way with his team-mates.[LNB]Chelsea face Manchester United in the quarter-finals and Luiz said: 'I chose to come here because it's the best league in the world. It's a really tough league.[LNB]'I can't play in the Champions League but I'm supporting the team.[LNB]'The happiness of my team-mates would make me happy.[LNB]'I'm really happy the fans have taken to me but it's more important that the team is playing well and getting results.'[LNB] FA yet to decide whether to take action over laser pen shone at Stamford BridgeWe're after you! Luiz confident Chelsea can close the gap on UnitedDon't join Chelsea: Eriksen's dad fires stark warning to world's top teenagersAll the latest Chelsea news, features and opinion [LNB] Explore more:Places: Manchester, United Kingdom, Europe
