Manchester City v Chelsea: John Terry's absence not terminal to our chances, says Roberto Di Matteo The table shows that they (City) have won more games this season than we have. But, I think we are very competitive. Di Matteo did not shy away from statistics that point to a City win, the first of which shows Chelsea are looking to end a run of four away league games without a win. "We will try, yes, for sure," he said, before being reminded City had won all 14 of their home league matches. I know that one as well. I know the facts! They're obviously very strong at home, everybody knows that. But every run comes to an end. One area where Chelsea do hold the edge is their experience of crucial games at the tail-end of a season. Di Matteo said: "We've got a lot of players that have played many, many important games and crucial games and Premier League games, and that is certainly a factor that is within our team."