Chelsea goalkeeper Peter Cech  believes his club will overcome Tottenham Hotspur at their own yard as they meet in English Premier League clash this weekend.

Chelsea have not won at Whitelane since 2006 and the first choice goalie says that record will end on Saturday.

"I remember the day very well. Everything started wrong with a bomb scare and the game was delayed,” Cech said according to The Sun.

"We started slowly and it wasn't a good game.

"This time we hope it will be different. Our record at White Hart Lane has not been good recently.

"But there are places which you never seem to get a result but that can change any time."

Arriving at Stamford Bridge in June 2004 for £7million from Rennes, Cech was happy with Chelsea’s 1-0 win over Bolton which boosted their title hopes as they are now on top position with three points clear.

He said: "I am pleased with this record but especially because we got the win and that is the most important thing.

"I have always managed to keep my percentage of clean sheets over 50 per cent here.

"And when I came here I wanted to make my name at such a special club and in the best league in the world.

"I have enjoyed my time at Chelsea and that is a milestone I am very proud of - but we all want more success."

Arsenal  suffered a big blow last night when they went 2-1 down to Hotspurs which means that if Chelsea beat Tottenham they have all chances to grab championship after Manutd also drew 0-0 with Blackburn last week.

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