The Manchester derby could have a huge say in the Premier League title race but Jose Mourinho is not forgetting about the chasing pack.
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Jose Mourinho insists the Premier League title is not destined to be won by Manchester United or Manchester City this season.
Pep Guardiola's side hold an eight-point lead over United ahead of Sunday's derby clash at Old Trafford.
A win for City over their fierce rivals would put them in a commanding position to claim the trophy, while a victory for Mourinho's side looks to be crucial to their hopes of a first league triumph since the retirement of Alex Ferguson.
Mourinho, however, does not believe it is a two-horse race this season, with Chelsea only three points behind United and Liverpool a further three back in fourth.

"We are a better team than last year, no doubts about it. I think City is also a better team than last season," he told a news conference.
"I think we can [win the title] but I think other teams can be champions."
Sunday's clash will be the first between United and City since the terrorist attack on the Manchester Arena in May, when a suicide bomber claimed the lives of 22 people.
Mourinho hopes it will be a "beautiful" occasion that continues the good faith shown by the clubs in the wake of the tragedy.