Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says that his side will not be complacent ahead of the last few months of the season.
Sunday's 1-1 draw against Southampton saw the Blues open a six-point lead at the top of the English Premier League but with an away game against Leicester in hand.
And Mourinho, who felt his side should have been awarded a penalty against the Saints, is delighted to have such a solid lead in March.
"We are not complacent, I am not afraid of that," Mourinho said.
"It is not easy, every match is difficult, and in our two matches against Southampton, in one there was penalty that is not a penalty and in another game a penalty that was not given, so you are speaking about six points becoming two points, so the danger is always here but I keep saying, we are there.
"If somebody told me in August that in March we are six points in front with one game in hand, I would sign for that immediately, no doubts."
