Just hours before their showdown at Old Trafford, Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti has warned Sir Alex Ferguson that he enjoys hurting opponents.
Ancelotti's men travel to Old Trafford for a crunch clash with Manchester United, a match that could well decide who walks away with this season's Premier League title.
Chelsea are currently one point behind Ferguson's charges, and not surprisingly the Italian is busy talking the talk as he prepares to lock horns with England's reigning champions.
I like to hurt the opposition," he told The Sun newspaper.
"United will want to control the game. This is a fight and that will decide the match."
A Chelsea win would hand the advantage to the London outfit, a team that goes to Old Trafford having scored twelve goals in its last two games.
Despite their current fine form, and the fact that United will be without the services of inspirational striker Wayne Rooney, Ancelotti is under no illusion as to how difficult Chelsea's task will be on Saturday.
"My aim is to attack but first is balance. I don't like to concede goals.
"We have to show our quality and show personality and courage."
"We want to play our football, attack and keep control of the game but it's the most difficult match to do this."
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