With a race for European berths in the Prime League, approaching dramatic conclusion, we sat down with Chelsea Duo Jadon Sanch and Treaty Chalob to discuss Blues for the rest of the campaign, among other things.

With Chelsea Currently, the fifth in the thinner of the Premier League, they are firmly in the champions league qualifiers, but each match counts. This weekend is facing new crown champions Liverpool On Stamford Bridge and another victory is key to their cause.

In this joint interview with Kanal + SportFlashscore’s Tolga Akdeniz sat down with Jadon Sancho and Trevojh Chalobah To view a match match, discuss the club ambitions and compare the Premier League with football on the continent. Read full conversation below:

Champions League Race goes to a wire at most with five teams fighting for two positions. This weekend are facing Liverpool, and they just crown the champions of the Premier League. What are your thoughts about the game and race for Europe?

Chalobah: “Yes, it’s a narrow race, you know. It’s five teams that can make a champion league, and the game against Liverpool will be crucial for us, and that they are champions.

“It will be a big game, and we will be ready for it.”

How do you watch your season so far? Do you think that was success?

Sancho: “Well, the start of the season was very good. I feel like we were a little unhappy with some results, and obviously discharging points is never good, but I feel like we now have a good momentum.

“We have a good home shape, so you know we’re looking forward to (a match this weekend) and we hope we can get all three points.”

Do you have a goal for the end of the season?

Sancho: “Sure, we want to make a champion league. We play for Chelsea, you know, always (aim) the best competitions … “

You have worked both of the main coaches of Enz Maresco for a few months. What does he like as a coach? How compares to others you have had?

Chalobah: “It is very detailed. And always studying the game, he always gives us information to go to training, enter the games to help the opponent’s analysis.

“The detail that enters helps us to go to games to find solutions, you know. And yes, it works through the season.

“It’s an approach that always helps us know the next step, always wants us to learn.”

Movement from Chelsea, you both played in different leagues, in different countries. Jadon, you played in Germany and Trevak, you were in France on a short spell. How do you compare those leagues in the Premier League?

Sancho: “First, I would probably say that the Premier League was more physical. In terms of the exit you put in games.

“You come to the Prime League against a lot of low blocks, while in Germany, from my experience, even the lower teams try to beat you, so they don’t play five in the back, they play four on their backs.

“And there (in Germany), teams play their style, especially against the best teams, because they play larger teams now, and usually doubled, so it doubled, so it doubled life.”

Chalobah: “For me, I would say that in France, in France, it’s pretty physical. It’s transitive, like the Premier League. You know how fast it can be quickly; if you lose the ball; just to lose the ball;

“That is why I would say (France) is a little similar, smart in physico, in the Premier League.”

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