Chelsea will probably be with out Callum Hudson-Odoi, Ben Chilwell, Romelu Lukaku, and Ross Barkley for his or her journey to Spain to tackle Actual Madrid within the Champions League quarter-final second leg match on Tuesday night time.
The Blues suffered a harmful 3-1 house defeat to the Spanish giants within the first leg performed final week, and can have to be at their greatest to overturn the end result.
They may nevertheless be with out the quartet, as revealed by coach Thomas throughout his pre-match tackle on Monday.
Lukaku, who was a second-half substitute within the reverse fixture misses out with an Achilles harm, however there’s some excellent news as captain Cezar Azpilicueta will probably be out there.
“With the harm information, Callum Hudson-Odoi remains to be out and Ben Chilwell is after all out for a very long time,” Tuchel revealed throughout the tackle at Cobham coaching.
“Romelu is not going to journey on account of his ache within the achilles that he has felt not too long ago however Azpi is within the group. He has examined destructive a number of instances now and is okay to be a part of the squad.
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“Ross Barkley is sick, nevertheless, and won’t journey with us later. That’s the state of affairs proper now and everybody else is within the squad,”
The Blues boss admitted their probabilities of going by are near zero, however confirmed his staff is able to supply the whole lot.
“In fact we don’t have the largest probability given the end result from the primary leg,” added Tuchel.
“Given the competitors, the opponent and the stadium will probably be very tough however we by no means handle our enter by the probabilities we’ve got for our end result,”
“It’s unlikely [turning around the tie] however it’s price attempting and attempting means that we are going to play to our fullest and to our full restrict. That is what it’s, it’s a huge night time for us,”
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