Wright-Phillips eyes Europe glory

Wright-Phillips has dismissed reports of player unrest at Chelsea

Midfielder Shaun Wright-Phillips is confident Chelsea can win their first Champions League title this season.

The Blues bounced back from the Carling Cup final defeat by Tottenham with a 4-0 win at West Ham on Saturday.

Chelsea face Olympiakos on Wednesday in the second leg of their Champions League first-round tie, having drawn 0-0 in Greece a fortnight ago.

And Wright-Phillips told Radio 5 Live: "With the players we have, we have the capabilities to win everything."

Interview: Chelsea winger Shaun Wright-Phillips

Chelsea have made three last-four appearances in Europe's elite competition and have never failed to get beyond the group stage in their five other attempts, but have yet to reach the final.

He added: "We just try to take it game by game and the Champions League is the next game and is most important to us.

"As long as we keep winning and the lads keep playing like they did at Upton Park I think we can go all the way in all of them.

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Reports had emerged after the Carling Cup final defeat to Tottenham that the players were unhappy with Grant.

When asked if there was any negative feeling, the 26-year-old said the rumours were "a load of rubbish".

"We lost the cup final and we weren't happy with oursleves.

"We know as a team that we can do a lot better and we felt we let ourselves down and especially the fans."

Chelsea are seven points behind leaders Arsenal in the Premier League with a game in hand, while they are favourites to progress through to the FA Cup semi-finals when they face Barnsley this Saturday.