'Ashamed' Mourinho feels betrayed by Chelsea players.

Chelsea coach, Jose Mourinho has admitted being ashamed at their (16^th) position on the EPL Log. The Blues lost their 9^th game of the season during their clash with Leicester last night. Unlike last season when their sparkling displays were crowned with a title, the Blues have flopped irredeemably this season and have found themselves in the relegation zone.

The Portuguese however suspects foul play amongst some of his men. He told reporters shortly after the game. "We conceded two goals that were unacceptable for me because I know one of my best qualities is to read the game for my players, to read the opponents, to identify every detail about the opponent and these two goals..."

"The movement of Vardy between the two central defenders, the cross with the left (foot by Mahrez), then Mahrez in the box, one against one that I want one against two because I want the midfield player to close the best foot (of Mahrez).

"They are two goals (that are) very difficult to accept, big frustration to accept, because I feel like my work was betrayed if it's the right word."

"All last season I did phenomenal work and I brought them (Chelsea's players) to a level that is not their level, that is more than they really are, or this season we are doing so bad that the players for some reason — I'm not saying all of them of course, I don't want to put some of them in the same basket — but clearly with some of them it's so difficult."

"We can't finish top four, but we can still finish top six because so many teams are dropping points."

"But at the moment we're in a zone where I feel ashamed."

"I accept we are in the relegation zone but I don't accept we are in a relegation battle, You look at the table and we are there but you think you are in a relegation battle if you think you are there for three or four months. I don't think that."