Jose Mourinho has described Sunday's Premier League title win with Chelsea as the "most important" of his career.
A narrow 1-0 win over Crystal Palace was enough to bring the league crown back to Stamford Bridge for the first time in five years as Mourinho claimed his first title in his second spell at the club.
"Every title is a consequence of hard work," he told Sky Sports. "I can't evaluate and say which one was more important. this one is my last (latest) title, so it's the most important one, and for sure I want to get another one.
"The group starts by winning he Capital One cup and the Premier League but we know in the country we are it's very difficult, and every other team is a normal candidate and will come even stronger than this season, so it';s not a country to be a force to dominate football. But we will try to be there and try to win again.
"I am calm and obviously i enjoy it. To be top of the league since day one, to lose two matches all season, to be unbeatable at home, to have a fantastic record away, to have less goals conceded, to be just one goal behind the team with the most goals scored, i think is really fantastic for this group."
