Chelsea captain Rice James says that after defeating Copenhagen in the Europe Conference League, he “stepped in the right direction”.
In the second half of the second Half, the goal of his captain and Enjo Fernandes took a 2-0 lead from home.
But the hosts fought to return to the game and made a little disappointed in full time.
This means that they will go to the Stamford Bridge in the hope of shutting down the miracle, but James sees the result as overall.
Speaking after the game, he said: “This is a big step in the right direction. It is a difficult place to come here and the atmosphere becomes amazing.
“They established well and it was always frustrated to confess in the game late. Our goal was to put a clean sheet and we could not manage to do it, but we won.
“It is always good to score and help the team, and gratefully we have won. We know this is another huge game (in the next week), we need to win and we want to bring this competition forward and win. “”
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On the other hand, the head coach Angoza Marceka was delighted with the result and especially by James’s performance, and warning that the position may change in the future.
He continued: “I see Rice as a midfielder. From the first day. While on vacation about how he could be the midfielder, I sent him a clip. He has played in full-back, central defender, so the main goal for us is to keep him fit.
“We know how important he is for us. He is our captain, a fantastic player. We need to fit it, so that you have your duty, your goal, because he is definitely going to help you. He can play in many positions because good players can play in many positions.
“This is a slight slope goal. We can avoid it. It’s football, it can happen. Now 90 minutes are over and now we have 90 minutes against them.
“The main game for us is Sunday’s game at home and we need our fans for 100 minutes behind the team and pushing the team.
“If we could win against Leisaster on Sunday, we can take another step to complete the Champions League, (Anyway) the top four or the top five, I do not know.”
