LONDON (Reuters) - Having helped Chelsea to win the Premier League as assistant to Carlo Ancelotti, Paul Clement will be looking to put a dent in their title hopes this season when he takes his resurgent Swansea City side to Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Clement, who had two spells at Chelsea, was Ancelotti's right-hand man when they won the double in 2010, and will return for the first time this weekend having departed the following year. Having taken charge at the start of January with Swansea rock bottom of the Premier League, Clement has overseen a superb turnaround, lifting them four points clear of the relegation zone. Despite those positive performances, Clement is wary of Chelsea and understands the enormity of the job at hand. "We went to Liverpool with a very positive attitude and also Manchester City, where we were very close to getting something as well.

Source: The Star February 23, 2017 03:45 UTC