"I don't think Mou will be sacked," the 28-year-old told Spanish radio station Cadena Cope. "The coach
"We all have to work together to come out of this bad spell.
"The level of play at Chelsea does not correspond with the results, but I'm certain that we will improve.
"I feel good and I trust this group."
Earlier this month, Fabregas denied reports that he was
organising a "mini-revolt" at Chelsea and reiterated he was happy to
work under Mourinho.
"I don't know where that came from," the former Arsenal captain said. "Someone invented a story saying that I was leaking information from the changing room.
"I have dignity and I had to defend myself.
"My relationship with Mourinho is good, as always."
Fabregas is training in Madrid with Spain's national team ahead of Friday's international friendly against England in Alicante.

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