The Blues may lead 4-1 on aggregate following last week’s impressive success in Stockholm but there is still work to be done in the tie, and that mentality was evidenced by the purpose with which the players trained at Cobham.

At his media conference earlier in the afternoon, Maresca reiterated the need to avoid the complacency that set in against Legia Warsaw in the previous round.

‘Even if the first leg [against Legia] was 3-0, the second leg was not good enough, not the standard we expect from the players,’ Maresca said.

‘That experience will hopefully help us and the players. Hopefully we are going to do our job tomorrow, play a good game, and continue to build the momentum.’

Maresca was pleased to report Marc Guiu is making excellent progress in his recovery from injury, and could even feature in the matchday squad tomorrow. The Spaniard last played in the win over West Ham at the start of February.

Filip Jorgensen followed Maresca by conducting media duties in the Stamford Bridge press room as he prepares to face opposition from the country of his birth, Sweden, for the second time in a week.

Later on Wednesday, the 23-year-old was hard at work at Cobham, training initially with his fellow goalkeepers before joining in with the wider group.

Jorgensen was in Villarreal’s squad when they lifted the Europa League in 2021, and he is fuelled by that success to achieve even.

‘I saw a lot of things when we won that competition - also emotionally and how every player was so happy to win a trophy,’ he said.

‘I thought I want to be there one day and hopefully we can do it this year.’

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