Brendan Rodgers' team were close enough to touch the Premier League trophy, but a Steven Gerrard slip against Chelsea a week later led to a 2-0 defeat, followed by a 3-3 draw at Crystal Palace in their next game that opened the door for City to claim the title.
Manager Antonio Conte struck an unusual tone when addressing the media after Sunday's 2-0 loss to Manchester United, the Blues' second defeat in four games.
Although, Chelsea are favorites to win the Premier League title considering their sparkling form this season, but they now seem to be sitting on the throne of despair with six games to go.
And Langley said on Chelsea TV, when referring to those who say it could be squeeky bum time for the Blues: "I haven't got squeaky bum time [for Chelsea], Spurs have got squeaky bum time".
"I left a couple out there I probably should have scored, Lukaku has been doing well and it's a good competition but the main thing is we're winning games".
"For this reason we must have great enthusiasm to play these last six games".
Four of Chelsea's six remaining games are at home, where they have lost just two of 15 games this season.
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Elsewhere, others praised the potential change of direction, suggesting the public had "lost confidence" in the policy. Turnbull said the 457 visas will no longer be "passports to jobs that could and should go to Australians".
"We will play with a lot more confidence", Belgium global Vertonghen said when asked how the Tottenham side of March 2015 compares with the team today.
Clean sheets for Chelsea in their past 10 Premier League games, the first time they have had such a streak since December 1996 (13 games).
"Then we spend time and energy on preparing ourselves to compete in the best way".
Begovic maintained that Chelsea were still in a good position and urged his team to focus on themselves instead of Tottenham.
"Even that may not be enough - but at least there is a real title race on now. Mentally we are strong, and we're feeling ruthless at the minute", Kane told reporters.
Kick It Out, football's equality and inclusion organisation, has urged supporters not to partake in any form of racist chanting - and encouraged those who witness such abuse to report it to them. While Arsenal are an example of the corroding effect of uncertainty on a club, the only significant question mark at Tottenham relates to their new stadium.
"Centre backs are much bigger and there's a lot more quality in the league". The home side were dominant and thrilling in equal measure, taking full advantage of opponents whose sloppiness suggested they arrived in the capital expecting to get beaten by a superior side.
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