Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti has warned his players there is no room for error as they approach the biggest game of the season against Wigan on Sunday.
Victory in their Premier League clash with the Latics at Stamford Bridge would deliver the title for the first time since 2006 in the Italian's first season in charge.
But defeat would, almost certainly, hand the crown to reigning champions Manchester United.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side take on Stoke knowing they need a favour from their North West rivals to stand any chance of keeping their title.
And Ancelotti has reminded his players there is no second chance if they blow it on Sunday.
"To be champions, we have to play as we played against Stoke and against Liverpool," said Ancelotti.
"We have to maintain the same confidence in our play, the same determination, because nothing is decided. We have to pay a lot of attention. There are no more games. If we miss our chance now, there is no chance to recover.
"We are in a very good situation. We wanted to arrive at the end of the season with more points. We have one more, but we can decide our own destiny at our home ground, Stamford Bridge, and that is a good thing."
