Petr Cech feels the next
fortnight will be 'very important' for Chelsea's ambitions of
winning four trophies.
The Premiership champions reduced the gap to current leaders
Manchester United to three points over the weekend after beating
Tottenham, while their rivals lost at Portsmouth.
Before next week's league game with West Ham United, The Blues face
Valencia in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League
quarter-final and Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup semi-final.
And in-form keeper Cech accepts Chelsea are approaching a critical
juncture in the season as the club look to add to their Carling Cup
success.
"These two weeks will be very important ones for us, everything
will be at stake," Cech told his personal website.
"Namely the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-final
against Valencia, the FA Cup semi-final against Blackburn on
Sunday, then West Ham in the Premiership on Wednesday and Newcastle
on Sunday.
"Everything is at stake in these games - if we win them, we will be
near a successful end of the season, if we lose any of them, we are
out of the competition.
"This is valid for the Premier League as well, in which any mistake
would mean Manchester win the title.
"Simply, every game from now is kind of a final."
