Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has delivered a damning call on his players ahead of Tuesday's Champions League quarter-finals second leg clash against PSG at the Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea lost 3-1 to the French giants at the Parc de Princes last week and ahead of the return leg in England, the Portuguese tactician has warned that players and indeed the fans must work hard enough, and also get behind the team as they hope to reverse the first leg defeat to Larent Blanc's men.
Mikel though has been hampered by a knee worry though it is unclear whether the Nigerian will be fit for the all-important game which Mourinho believes is winnable.
Mourinho's verdict is reported by Daily Star Sunday.
"It's not over, far from it. If a player doesn't believe it's not over, it's better to stay at home.
"If any supporter thinks it is not possible, it is better to stay at home and watch Dortmund vs Real Madrid on TV.
"It's not over. That's the most important thing to say. It is not over. In relation to the league we have six matches to play," Mourinho who once visited Ilorin, Nigeria, alluded to the Blues' recent 1-0 defeat to Crystal Palace.
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