Chelsea captain John Terry is adamant that there is still work to be done if they are to clinch the Premier League title. Jose Mourinho's side moved 10 points clear at the top of the table after Eden Hazard's goal was enough to beat Manchester United, meaning they require two wins from their last six matches to claim the league. But when asked if the title was already in the bag, the Blues skipper was steadfast. Chelsea defender John Terry celebrates with his fellow centre back Gary Cahil at the final whistle . Terry salutes Branislav Ivanovic (left) following his side's 1-0 victory against Manchester United . Terry puts in a strong tackle on United midfielder Marouane Fellaini at Stamford Bridge . 'No, I don't think so,' he told Sky Sports 1. 'It was a massive win. We needed to win. It was a really tough game but we got the three points. 'They had the better possession. We have not been playing as well as we can of late and we done that today. 'I think we are doing enough, we have done all season. We were in our best form early on in the season and just before Christmas. Eden Hazard fires past United keeper David De Gea to put Chelsea ahead just before the break . 'We are still getting results and that's the mark of champions.' Next up are Arsenal followed by strugglers Leicester. 'We'd rather get it done as soon as possible,' he added. 'It would be nice get it done soon, next two wins will be very nice.'
Chelsea defeated Manchester United 1-0 at Stamford Bridge . The win moves the Blues 10 points clear at the top of the table . Chelsea require two wins from their last six matches to claim the title .