Chelsea captain John Terry says the players feel "invincible" this season.

Like Jose Mourinho's Chelsea, Ancelotti's team are proving superb at Stamford Bridge. They have not conceded a goal there since the first day of the season, but their destiny lies on the road according to the centre half who will captain the club for the 300th time tonight.

"I really think we're getting back that invincible feeling we had three years ago," said Terry. "I listen to the other players when we're away with England and they're all talking about how well we're playing. They're fearing us again.

"We're playing well and could go on to great things again this year. We had that when we were winning the Premier League and we're getting close to that again. It's key to get that back.

"We know what it takes to win major titles and we need to produce that now. It takes winning runs. It takes periods when you keep on top, striding from result to result.

"Good performances, strong performances, dogged performances and everyone in the squad playing their part.

"We're top of the Premier League and top of our Champions League group. Now is the time we can pull away. It's four away games in a row and that's the challenge major title winning teams rise to.

"This can be another special year in the history of Chelsea. The next few weeks can move us towards our goal."