MARESCA sends the blues warning despite a “perfect night”

Enzo Marisca praised Chelsea’s “perfect night” after they beat Djurgarden 4-1 in the semi-finals of the Conference League, but had a warning to the players despite a comfortable feature.

Chelsea is very favorite to win the third European football competition, and took another step towards the final in Wroclaw with a certain victory in Stockholm.

After absorbing some early pressure, Chelsea took the initiative in the twelfth minute when Jadon Sancho took advantage of the poor defense, gathered the smart Enzo Fernandez pass and seeing his effort to deviate from Marcus Danielson.

Noni Madoyk fired a second two minutes before the first half, then Nicholas Jackson Chelsea put in full driving in the second half.

First, a mixture between Danielson and goalkeeper Jacob Rin ran the ball in an empty network, before the Senegalese striker made 4-0 with a lofty blow in the upper-right corner of the edge of the area.

Isaac Emiehu pulled one to Gorgardine with a great head, and after Chelsea saw 3-0 victory in the first stage of the quarter-finals only away from home to lose in Stamford Bridge against Legia Warsaw in the second stage, Marisca does not take anything for a foreground regarding the return leg next week.

“It was the perfect night. The semi -finals are important, and it is a good result,” Marisca told TNT SPORTS.

“But we already have an experience from the Warsaw game where we won 3-0 there and then at home we fought a little, so we need to focus on the second station.

“For one hour, 70 minutes, the performance was good, then in the last 20 minutes, we decreased slightly. Now we need to finish the mission at home.”

In the other semi-finals, Real Betis defeated Fiorentina 2-1 in Seville. Abdel Azzouli and Anthony gave the leadership of Betis, before Luca Ranieri withdrew one of them alongside the first division to give them hope in the second stage in Florence.

Chelsea is also in the thick race to qualify for the Champions League in the Premier League, where Liverpool champion then for Marcca men in Stamford Bridge.

“Now we have a game in three days,” added Marisca. “We will arrive in London at five in the morning and we have a game on Sunday, so we have to restore energy.”