We need to move on – Mauricio Pochettino after winning over Aston Villa – Emirates FA Cup.

London team, Chelsea Football Club qualified for the fifth round in the Emirates FA Cup after humbling Aston Villa Football Club by 1-3 at the Villa Park.

The match between Chelsea Football Club and Aston Villa was replayed after the first match ended goalless at the Stamford Bridge, London.

In the second game, Chelsea Football Club came all out and showcased some delightful football to edge past Aston Villa.

After the thrilling performance, Chelsea Football Club head coach Mauricio Pochettino admitted that he was relaxed in the game because he knew his boys would perform in his post-match interview.

Also, he said the Chelsea Football Club fans were fantastic, and with the same link up, the team will surely come out good.

In the fifth round, Chelsea Football Club will host championship side Leeds United Football Club at the Stamford Bridge in London.

 

“People I know, they don’t want to listen, It’s Chelsea they expect to win, they don’t want to hear circumstances or excuses, but we need to believe, if we believe great, if not then we know easy decision will happen.”

“Other things worry me in life, but not football. Today I was more relaxed than ever because I knew the team would perform. You know when the players are with you and care for you. I could feel it after [the loss to] Wolves.”

“We are talking about the youngest team in the Premier League, but with expectations so high. It’s normal sometimes the players feel the pressure to be in the top four and challenge for big things. It’s not easy to manage these things. Our belief is 200% but maybe around our environment there are some noises, but that’s just football.”

“The fans were fantastic, with this connection, only good things can happen. We need to stop thinking we are the Chelsea from the last 20 years because we are not this Chelsea. We need to move on.”

“Today you can see, in the middle, before the start, we were ready to fight. We were united. We fight for each other. We fight for our fans. We fight for the badge. We fight for the coaching staff.”