Guus Hiddink says he is not focused on maintaining his unbeaten Premier League eague record as Chelsea manager this season and will blood some youngsters against Swansea City on Saturday with a host of players on the sidelines.
Hiddink has yet to suffer defeat in 14 league matches since taking over from Jose Mourinho in December on a contract until the end of the campaign.
His strong record in the top flight has not been enough to keep Chelsea in Champions League contention, with the London club 10 points off the top four in 10th.
Hiddink said: "We have a few injured players, we will bring in some youngsters.
"It's not an unbeaten record that I'm chasing. I prefer bringing in more youngsters with added risk. They need the experience.
"When nothing is at stake then pride comes in, when you play at a big club you must play with a lot of pride."
