Friday 2 October 2015 15:02, UK
Southampton legend Matt Le Tissier insists his former club are "more than capable" of taking something from their trip to Chelsea this weekend.
Ronald Koeman's men will be looking to add to the Blues' troubled start when they visit Stamford Bridge on Saturday Night Football, live on Sky Sports 1HD from 5pm, with the champions winning just two of their first seven games.
Soccer Saturday pundit Le Tissier said: "Southampton are unbeaten away this season and had a really good win against Swansea, so they're going to Stamford Bridge full of confidence.
"We're more than capable of beating a team like Chelsea and we showed for long periods against Manchester United that we can compete against the top teams."
There's not many players in that team playing to their full potential and collectively it's a massive problem.
The Saints have shared the spoils in two of their last three trips to Stamford Bridge and Le Tissier is predicting another 1-1 draw at 11/2 in his Sky Bet tips.
He added: "We've gone gone there and got a result when Chelsea were in far better form, so I certainly believe we can get something, although I don't want to be too optimistic so I'm predicting another draw.
"Their key defenders are another year older and [Branislav] Ivanovic and [John] Terry have not started very well at all, while there's a lack of confidence in their forward players, with [Eden] Hazard in particular looking a shadow of his former self.
"There's not many players in that team playing to their full potential and collectively it's a massive problem.
"[Jose] Mourinho has got to take his portion of the blame as he picks the team and the tactics but he can't prevent the amount of individual errors that are happening, which must be hard for him to take."
