Latics chief issues warning to Blues

04 May 2010 08:43
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez has warned Chelsea that his troops could still wreck their Premier League title dreams at Stamford Bridge.[LNB] Chelsea only need to match Manchester United's result this weekend to secure their first title since 2006.[LNB]But defeat at home to Wigan would then allow United the chance to claim an unprecedented fourth successive title.[LNB]And Martinez, whose side beat Chelsea at the DW Stadium earlier in the season, insists they can do it again on Sunday.[LNB]"We have beaten Chelsea once this season plus Arsenal and Liverpool, so we know we are capable of giving any team a game on our day," he said.[LNB]"We are not playing for Manchester United, we are playing for Wigan Athletic and for the good of football everywhere.[LNB]"It is a huge challenge - that would be the case for any team going to Stamford Bridge when Chelsea need a win to clinch the title. But we will prepare for it as well as we can and we will go there determined to do our best.[LNB]"How can you feel your season is already over when you are part of a unique occasion like this?[LNB]"The mood in the dressing room is that the players are all up for it. They are ready for one final push and have a belief they can make it difficult for Chelsea.[LNB]"Football is all about dreams and it is a fantastic dream to have, that you can decide who wins the league."

Source: Team_Talk