Rosenior Vows Aggressive Approach in Chelsea’s Champions League Return Leg Against PSG

Despite a daunting 5-2 defeat in the first leg at the Parc des Princes, Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior is determined to maintain an attacking approach in the return match against Paris Saint-Germain. While Opta currently gives Chelsea only a 7% chance of qualifying for the quarter-finals, Rosenior remains optimistic and focused on a proactive strategy.

Dominating Strategy and Pressing Intentions

Rosenior emphasized his intention to dominate the game and take the initiative against the reigning European champions. “My idea is always to dominate,” he stated. “In every match, I want to field a team that is not afraid, no matter the opponent. We will press PSG and play to score as many goals as possible.” A quick goal for Chelsea at Stamford Bridge could significantly shift the momentum of the tie.

Goalkeeper Decision Remains Open

The Chelsea manager remained non-committal regarding his choice of goalkeeper for the crucial second leg. He acknowledged the quality of both Robert Sanchez, whom he described as “one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League,” and Filip Jorgensen, who “was exceptional against Aston Villa.” However, both goalkeepers have faced recent criticism for their performances, leaving the decision open.

Recent Form and Challenges

Chelsea faces a significant uphill battle after conceding three goals in the final 16 minutes of the first leg. The team will need to overcome this setback and demonstrate resilience to have any chance of overturning the deficit.