Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard has asked his team-mates to bounce back from their defeat to Everton when they take on Basel in the Champions League.
Jose Mourinho's side fell to a 1-0 defeat against the Toffees on Saturday after spurning a succession of chances at Goodison Park and the Belgian believes that they need an immediate response at Stamford Bridge.
"We need to win because Chelsea is a big club and, if we lose two games, it's very bad for us," he told reporters ahead of Wednesday's clash.
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If we'd scored in the first half at Everton it would have been different. We need to work in training to help us beat Basel."
The Belgian's comments were echoed by Juan Mata, who insists that he is now fully fit after starting under Mourinho for the first time in that defeat.
The Spaniard added: After one defeat you just want the next match to come as soon as possible and probably the Champions League is the best way.
These nights at Stamford Bridge have a different feeling, even more so since we won the title two years ago. This competition brings great memories to all of us and makes us feel really excited.
I'm looking forward to play at home again and I hope we win so we can face the next Premier League game with a good taste in our mouths.
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