Ancelotti fears sack but will not quit

Carlo Ancelotti insists he will not tender his resignation as Chelsea's manager in the wake of the dismissal of his assistant Ray Wilkins, although the Italian concedes he is in danger of being sacked himself if results do not improve.

The champions succumbed to their third defeat in four league games at Birmingham City last Saturday and now lead the Premier League on goal difference.

Wilkins's surprise departure, despite Ancelotti making it clear he was content to have his assistant remain at the club, had a further disruptive effect with suggestions that the manager was considering his future at Stamford Bridge prompting the League Managers' Association to contact him on Monday evening seeking clarification.

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