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(Reuters) - Chelsea will have to overperform if they are to overturn a two-goal deficit against Real Madrid in their Champions League quarter-final, manager Thomas Tuchel said on Monday.
Romelu Lukaku is out of Chelsea’s clash against Real Madrid through injury, while Cesar Azpilicueta will travel with the squad to Spain for Tuesday’s Champions League quarter-final tie.
Romelu Lukaku is out of Chelsea’s clash against Real Madrid through injury, while Cesar Azpilicueta will travel with the squad to Spain for Tuesday’s Champions League quarter-final tie.
Thomas Tuchel believes Chelsea face a “huge disadvantage” in overturning their Champions League deficit to Real Madrid as the Spanish side have been able to make five substitutions throughout the season.
El Chelsea intentará la remontada en el Santiago Bernabéu sin su mejor activo goleador: Romelu Lukaku. El belga, que arrastraba molestias desde hace varios días y que en la ida ya fue suplente, aunque tuvo minutos en la segunda parte, no viajará a Madrid. Así lo confirmó en rueda de prensa Thomas Tuchel, entrenador del Chelsea, que deberá formar un once que le dé la vuelta al 1-3 de Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea will have to overperform if they are to overturn a two-goal deficit against Real Madrid in their Champions League quarter-final, manager Thomas Tuchel said on Monday.
Thomas Tuchel ofreció rueda de prensa en la mañana de este lunes desde la ciudad deportiva de Cobham. El Chelsea jugará este martes la vuelta de cuartos de final de la Champions League con la obligación de remontar el 1-3 de la ida si quiere estar en semifinales.
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