Chelsea will stick with Graham Potter even if they lose to Leeds and Borussia Dortmund as the club plan to give him more time to turn it around.
The 47-year-old is under increased pressure from the Blues faithful after his side was beaten for the third successive game on Sunday afternoon. Chelsea suffered a 2-0 defeat at London rivals Tottenham courtesy of goals from Oliver Skipp and Harry Kane as their winless Premier League run stretched to five matches.
It was a result that kept Chelsea in 10th and they now require a miracle in their final 14 games to finish in the Champions League places. Despite their sluggish recent form, it is understood Todd Boehly and the club's board have no plans to sack Potter just yet and is willing to give him time to change their fortunes.
