Ancelotti, noting the mood of determination at the club, has made few changes since his arrival from AC Milan and has been rewarded with a five-match winning streak in the Premier League.
The latest of those - a come from behind 2-1 victory at Stoke on Saturday - underlined Chelsea's renewed will to win.Ancelotti, a Champions League winner with Milan in 2003 and 2007, said: "We played well and with big hearts (at Stoke). It is always important to believe you can go on and get the victory.
"I do not think were are lucky - we play until the last minute. We want to continue like this as our fans are very happy."But while Portugal will miss the presence of the talismanic winger in Wednesday night's friendly, Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore insisted that English football will be unaffected by the star's £80 million transfer away from Manchester United."I remain entirely phlegmatic because I know the game will sustain any one player moving either way," he said."It's always exciting when a new one arrives, but players leave. As long as we've got some stars - and we've got lots - the individual one itself doesn't matter
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