Ian Wright says Mason Mount and the rest of the Chelsea side will "be back" in the Champions League after their valiant performance in the 5-4 aggregate defeat against Real Madrid in the quarter-finals.
Mount, 23, was back to his very best in the Santiago Bernabeu and only took 15 minutes to carry on his renewed form from the weekend's win against Southampton as he finished expertly across Thibaut Courtois after a Timo Werner ricochet fell his way nicely. Despite his and the other two goals legitimately scored on the night, to the annoyance of Marcos Alonso and Thomas Tuchel, Rodrygo's and Karim Benzema's magic ensured Carlo Ancelotti's side didn't throw away all their good work from the first leg in the end.
"Not only today...it is like this. Maybe I get myself into a problem. But if you play Real Madrid, you cannot expect that everyone has the courage [to make decisions]. I also felt the little decisions in the first leg and the second leg today," Tuchel said on the refereeing decisions across the two legs in his press conference. "I did not see the goal, but I told him that I was super disappointed that he does not come out and check it on his own.
