#PLStories- Mauricio Pochettino delivers Liverpool clash prediction and outlines Chelsea season objectives #CHELSEAFC

Mauricio Pochettino
Mauricio Pochettino

Mauricio Pochettino has previewed Chelsea’s first game of the Premier League season against Liverpool after setting out the club’s objectives for the 2023/24 campaign. The Blues finished 12th last term – a massive 45 points behind eventual champions Manchester City. In his first interview as Chelsea boss, the Argentine is excited to experience the home support and atmosphere at Stamford Bridge despite predicting a difficult test for his side.

Marcus Pochettino said: “It’s going to be exciting but while it’s close, it’s also still far away. First, we need to meet the players, start work, then the tour in America, which is going to be unbelievable to meet all the fans. We will be ready for the first game against Liverpool – and it is going to be so exciting to have the first Premier League game at Stamford Bridge. We will face a team that’s very good in Liverpool, I know very well from the past. Now it’s important to visualise ourselves at Stamford Bridge. We know very well the stadium and we know with the fans we will create a good atmosphere. The objective is to win because football is about winning. We will have good times, create good relationships, have a nice environment and relationship with people, but the most important thing in the end is to win. If you win, it helps develop all the other things. Football is about results, how you achieve that is different because we are people that care about the way we achieve the results. But in the end, we want to win, be competitive, be animals that want to compete every week and in every game. But we need to translate before on the training ground and to train in this way. We need to be really tough to try to create that mentality and the feeling that we can beat anyone.” 

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