London "Chelsea" coach Antonio Conte insists that qualifying for the top four of the Premier League would allow the season to be considered successful, despite the loss of the title. Last year's champions are currently 16 points behind leader Manchester City before this weekend's round, and practically no one doubts the triumph of the "city dwellers". So now both the "aristocrats" and other English giants have to focus on the fight for a place in next year's UEFA Champions League and for higher results in Europe. "I think that in this league, finishing in the top four always means a successful season," Conte said. "It is the only league that should have six top-level teams, fighting for the title every season. Meanwhile, there are only four places in the Champions League and two in the Europa League." "However, it is normal when your competitors are doing as well as Manchester City. It is very difficult to think about the title until the end. On the other hand, we must try to fight for three points in every match and delight the fans and give our all." Currently, Conte's proteges are in third place in the Premier League.
