Chelsea have been handed a bad omen ahead of their crunch Champions League tie against AC Milan.
Graham Potter's next two European matches will both be against the Italian champions and there is pressure on his side to get at least four points from the games in order to keep group qualification in their own hands and even on the cards at all.
With just one point from the opening two games - a 1-1 draw against RB Salzburg in Potter's first match in charge - Chelsea find themselves in a perilous position in the group with the two toughest matches of the group still to play.
