Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho is ready for the challenge of winning back-to-back titles and is willing to lose more games than last season to achieve it.
Mourinho steered the Blues to their first title in 50 years thanks to just one defeat to Manchester City.
Now, as Chelsea enter their centenary year, Mourinho is plotting a second successive title and this time he does not care if he loses a few more games along the way.
Mourinho said: "Sometimes it is better to lose three matches than draw 10. But I don't feel under any more pressure than last season. I am the same, nothing has changed. I want to win in the same way as I did last season. I feel I need to prove to my players that they cannot relax.
"I think it is possible for us to win the title again but I also think it is possible for us to go to Wigan and lose tomorrow. Our style is a winning style but we are always learning."
