It’s decision day for Chelsea, Real Madrid as Napoli try to upstage Milan

Real Madrid vs Chelsea

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Chelsea supporters say their club may be down, but not out. The former English champions are marooned in the 11th position on the English Premier league table and their recent performances in the league have not given the fans any sign that their fortune would change soon.

Yet, they are optimistic that the ball would soon roll to their advantage. It better starts happening now because the Stamford Bridge outfit must get it right against Real Madrid today or bid the 2022/23 UEFA Champions League title goodbye.

Chelsea lost the first leg at Santiago Bernabeu 2-0 and must score three times without conceding any to advance to the semifinals of the competition they have won two times.

But for a team that have not scored in their last three matches, it looks like a mission impossible. However, goalkeeper, Kepa Arrizabalaga, thinks otherwise.

Arrizabalaga has urged his team-mates to ‘believe’ they can pull off a dramatic Champions League comeback against holders Real Madrid, as he calls on the side to produce a ‘big performance’ after dismal campaign.

According to mailonline.com, Arrizabalaga wants his team to fight until the end to pull off an unlikely comeback this night.

He has admitted that Chelsea are lacking confidence at the moment, but has urged his team-mates to take inspiration from previous comebacks in the competition, as they look to progress to the semifinals.

“We have to believe until the end. In these stadiums, remontadas can happen and we have to believe it can happen tomorrow. We have to try our best, we need a big performance.”

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