Supercomputer Predicts Final 2021/22 Premier League Table as Man City, Liverpool, and Chelsea Eye Title
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Mason Mount believes Chelsea have a chance of winning the Premier League this season despite enduring a rocky run of form in recent weeks.
The Blues had a strong start to the season and topped the standings for weeks before they tumbled to third to lose ground on leaders, Man City.
Thomas Tuchel's charges are currently trailing Man City by six points ahead of the second half of the season.
But even as the title race hots up, Mount is confident Chelsea have everything it takes to storm to glory and that the side can "definitely" win the league this term.
Supercomputer Predicts Final 2021/22 Premier League Table as Man City, Liverpool, and Chelsea Eye Title
Football"The title has always been our goal. We want to be up there. More than ever this season, we feel like we have a big chance. We can definitely do it," Mount told Chelsea’s website.
"We have the confidence. But we need to be humble and focused, too. We need to keep doing the basics well," he added.
Mounts claim comes just days after Chelsea bounced back from two successive draws to see off Aston Villa on Boxing Day.
A brace of penalties from Jorginho and a goal from Romelu Lukaku was all the west Londoners needed to secure a 3-1 comfortable win at Villa Park.
They are due to take on Brighton in their next Premier League outing, with a win at home enough to see them leapfrog Liverpool to second on the log.
Earlier, Sports Brief reported Chelsea have been handed a double injury boost ahead of their Premier League meeting with Brighton on Wednesday, December 29, at Stamford Bridge.
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FootballChelsea have been struggling with injuries this term, with key players missing crucial matches.
N'Golo Kante and Kai Havertz are among the Blues players who have suffered injury setbacks in recent days.
The duo, however, is in line to be in action when the west Londoners take on Brighton at Stamford Bridge.