“good things to come in the future” -rosenoir

Liam Rosenoir has claimed that they are trying to improving their current form to make fan base proud,

He said: ‘They were top – top from start to finish. It felt in the second half that I could only hear them up until we gave the [second] goal away.

‘We know what an amazing fanbase we have. We want to make them proud and give them a lot of good things in the future.’

The support of the travelling Chelsea contingent was not the only positive. The return of Lavia, who had not featured for the Blues since our Champions League clash with Qarabag on 5 November, was also highlighted by Rosenior.

‘He came on and showed what he’s about,’ explained the Chelsea head coach. ‘It’s brilliant for him, even though we lose the game, to get back on the pitch. He showed a really high level.’ the blues who are preparing for a midweek game against Aston Villa, will look to overturn a disappointing run of result after falling to a disappointing loss at Arsenal. Chelsea who have fallen short of the top 4 race by six points will look to beat Villa who seats in fourth position. The blues will be without Winger Pedro Neto who was sent off for a foul on Gabriel Martinelli in the game at Emirates. the previous meeting with Aston Villa ended in favour of Aston Villa, but Villa currently suffering a dip in form after losing to Wolves. the will want a turn in fortunes against a struggling blues team.