Chelsea boss Avram Grant believes title rivals Manchester United are under more pressure going into Sunday's final game of the Premier League season.
Chelsea's win at Newcastle moved them level on points with leaders United, who are favourites for the title because of a superior goal difference.
United travel to Wigan on the final day, while Chelsea play host to Bolton.
"Now we must beat Bolton and see what United do. The pressure is on them," said Grant.
"I said we will never give up. We have given a good, good battle. Nobody thought about us as a candidate for champions. We will keep on fighting.
"I have to stay positive. We will fight until the last moment."
"The advantage is with them but it will not be easy at Wigan"Chelsea have rallied in the second half of the season in which they also booked a spot in the Champions League final - against United.
And Grant hailed his players' efforts this season, saying: "We have to battle with things on and off the pitch but the team have got better and better, especially in recent months.
"In the first half against Newcastle we were poorer than we've been for a while. Maybe that was down to tiredness because we have played a lot of long, hard matches this campaign.
"In the second half, though, we played fantastically and got the result we wanted.
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"United are a great team and we have given them a good battle. We wanted to keep that going."
And the Israeli insists United will not have it all their own way against Wigan. He added: "The advantage is with them but it will not be easy at Wigan."
That sentiment was echoed by Blues captain John Terry, who said: "I think Wigan will do the Premier League justice.
"Wigan are safe now but with a great manager like Steve Bruce they are going to go for it.
"If we pick up three points at home to Bolton, we have a very good chance."
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