Chelsea may have dropped a hint over their team news ahead of a crucial Champions League clash with Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night. The Blues find themselves 1-0 down after the first leg of the round of 16 as Karim Adeyemi's solo effort at the Signal Iduna Park proved to be the deciding factor.
The reverse fixture at Stamford Bridge offers Graham Potter a chance for his side to respond and book their place in the final eight of the competition. On the other hand, anything other than victory could see the side knocked out and would mount further pressure on the manager.
"It’s a big game, an exciting game, a chance to go through to the last eight of the Champions League," Potter told the media ahead of the clash. "It will be a special night at Stamford Bridge, so we’re really looking forward to that. All our thoughts are on being positive, winning the game, and going through. In terms of what we learned from the previous game [against Dortmund] they are a top opponent."
