The encounter between Chelsea and Salzburg, planned for tomorrow night, Tuesday, at 9 p.m. at the “Red Paul Arena” stadium, has been described by Chelsea coach Graham Potter as “tough.” This matchup places the two clubs in Group F contests.
“We played three very good games, which I felt to be very challenging, thrilling, and high quality. We expect another difficult match tomorrow night and look forward to it,” Potter said during the press conference of the match.
Added him: “We don’t have enough points to qualify, so we need to get more, and we’ll work hard tomorrow to do so.
He said about the conflict in Salzburg: “They performed incredibly well; they have a distinct sense of the style of play they want to adopt, and their resource allocation is excellent. They have a concept and work to make it work. You can reiterate the philosophical concept with any name. It will be wonderful.
We are aware of the implications, but our strategies solely focus on winning the game. We are aware of how difficult it is, but we must still rise to the occasion.
With 7 points after winning two games, drawing one, losing like it, scoring six goals, and getting two goals, Chelsea enters the Salzburg match atop Group V in the Champions League.
While Milan and Dinamo Zagreb are tied for second position in Group Five with four points apiece, Salzburg is in second place with six points.
The Champions League games are challenging, according to Potter. We will do our best to qualify
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