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At the expense of Wigan before the start of difficult tests league

Chelsea paved road to win the seventh

Manchester United motivated to break the intransigence of Stoke City at home

Seem to have an opportunity to achieve Chelsea won their seventh in a row since the start of the new season in England when they visit Wigan's shaky performances in the seventh stage.
And Chelsea has so far eight victories in all competitions, most recently against Queens Park Rangers last Wednesday in the League Cup, English professional under the supervision of new coach Carlo Ancelotti, who adopted a good approach in his first Premier League, which moved away from the firearms permits for which he has Jose Mourinho and succeeded in winning the confidence and respect of his players through a paternalistic actions towards them,
It is the best start for Chelsea since the 2005-2006 season under the supervision of Mourinho when his team won nine consecutive games in all competitions.
Ancelotti has not been radical changes to the tactical plan, which was approved earlier in Chelsea.
Summarizes the international defender Ashley Cole said it: since I came here, I think the current team is the best in terms of quality and the spirit prevailing among the various members of the team,
However, the exams difficult for Chelsea start next month where they will face Liverpool and Manchester United.
On the other hand Manchester United will try to continue to put pressure on Chelsea when they travel to Stoke City stubborn at home.
United were passed three exams in recent weeks, where he managed to win three matches to Arsenal 2-1, Tottenham 3-1, the arch-rivals Manchester City 4-3 in a dramatic match where the Red Devils clinched the win in the sixth minute of the Ninety-time stoppage by Michael Owen.
Stoke may suffer the absence of key strikers James Beattie and Jamaican Ricardo Fuller.
Liverpool will try to continue their revival when it meets in Hull wounded. The Arsenal, meanwhile, travel to rivals Fulham.
In other games, meet with Everton and Portsmouth, Birmingham, Bolton and Blackburn with Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur Burnley, Sunderland and Wolverhampton Wanderers, Manchester City v West Ham