Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink insists the club can still win the English Premier League title.

Hiddink, who arrived at the club's Cobham training ground to meet the first-team squad today, also believes Chelsea have all the experience to reach the final of the Champions League. Hiddink has taken on the job of coaching Chelsea until the end of the season following the sacking of Luiz Felipe Scolari on Monday.

The Russia boss will combine his international job with club duties at Stamford Bridge and although Manchester United could be 10 points clear of the Blues if they beat Fulham next week, Hiddink refuses to concede the title just yet.

"They are in several races, the FA Cup is there, the Champions League and also the league," Hiddink said.
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"There is a 10-point difference but if you look in the past of this league and other leagues as well, some things can happen during the final stages of the championship.

"All the three roads are very important. The next game against Watford, and then Aston Villa and Juventus, and then you go on the path of the Champions League, and that is so attractive. The club has the experience to go to the final. I have to live, as soon as possible, in the depth of the club, but I just recently talked to the players for a few minutes in the dressing room this afternoon."