“We all want to play at the biggest grounds possible and to play this Champions League game against Wolfsburg at what we’d like to call our home, in front of Chelsea supporters, will be a great moment. “We’re not lucky enough to play there every week but it is our home ground and against Wolfsburg we need to make sure it’s a fortress. It’s fantastic that we’ll be holding a Champions League game there, not a friendly. They usually play their home matches at Staines Town’s Wheatsheaf Park, which often receives the loving attention of Chelsea’s groundstaff. Under the Stamford Bridge lights, however, and in front of a partisan home crowd, anything is possible.

Source: The Guardian October 04, 2016 17:24 UTC