A superb performance from The Magpies earned them a notable 1-1 draw at Manchester United last week as Demba Ba coolly converted a controversial penalty to cancel out Javier Hernandez's lucky opener and Newcastle desperately held on for a point thanks to a string of superb saves from Tim Krul and a goal-line clearance by Danny Simpson. Cabaye has been one of the major factors in Newcastle's superb start to the season, which has seen them emerge as unlikely challengers for a Champions League spot. And he told the Northern Echo: "Against Chelsea we have to play like we did at Old Trafford, we believe in ourselves and it's important to win the game. "We've got to play like the winning team. We will be at home, so we will have to play like a top-of-the-league team to win this match."
