Roberto di Matteo on league visit of Stoke and Mikel row [AMBIENT]

7 months ago, SNTV Videos

On Friday Chelsea manager Roberto di Matteo looked ahead to Saturday's visit of Stoke City in the English Premier League, and said, "we'll have to try and pick ourselves up", after the disappointment of surrendering a 2-0 lead in their midweek UEFA Champions League draw at home to Juventus.

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