Chelsea coach Rosenior says fans right to be frustrated after UCL exit | OneFootball

Liam Rosenior has said the fans are right to be frustrated after Chelsea’s Champions League exit to Paris Saint-Germain.

Chelsea were beaten heavily over two legs to bow out of Europe to the holders. The Blues lost 8-2 on aggregate to PSG in a humbling Champions League last-16 exit.

After losing 5-2 in the French capital, an atmospheric Stamford Bridge was deflated when Khvicha Kvaratskhelia opened the scoring for PSG inside six minutes of the second leg.

Further goals from Bradley Barcola and Senny Mayulu saw PSG ease into the last eight, with the unrest from the home crowd apparent at the full-time.

Reflecting on the loss, Rosenior said the Chelsea fans are right to demand instant success.

“We want to make sure we don’t go through many more nights like this,” said Rosenior.

“This is a fantastic football club where the fans want success instantly – that’s rightfully so for the size of the club.

“I have to say, I understand because of the aggregate scoreline in the tie, why fans are frustrated. They want us to win; I completely get it and I understood that before I came in. I also want to make them happy and give them the nights they deserve. Not just me, but us as a group, as a team.

“That was a really, really difficult one to take because of the manner in which we went out this evening.”

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