Chelsea manager, Jose Mourinho, has issued an apology to the club’s supporters, despite qualifying for the last 16 of the Champions League.
A Marcano own goal and Willian effort sealed a 2-0 win over FC Porto on Wednesday, as the Blues finished on top of Group G.
When Mourinho was asked why their performances in the Premier League and Europe were different, he told BT Sport: “I think we are not lucky in the Premier League and luck is part of the game.
“I just remember the first goal here against Kiev was a defender who scored an own goal, today it was a defender who scored an own goal, in the Premier League everything goes against us, every detail does against us, the players feel it’s an attack to their confidence, to their self-esteem.
“The Champions League is very important to go through to the next stage with the best teams in Europe.
“It’s the minimum we can give to our supporters, which are magnificent to us, at this moment, they give us more than what we deserve, especially to myself, they are unbelievable in their support towards me, I feel really sorry that I cannot give more than what I’m giving.”
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