Gianfranco Zola

He was impressive, really.

I think we said it at the beginning of the series.

Some players need to be angry on the pitch.

They need to have a little bit of nastiness.

As long as he's under control, like he was today, I think it's fine for them.

He's not the kind of player who can go there and laugh all the time.

He has to be like that, upset.

And it's also so important for the teammates to have a player like him.

In our days, Mark Jukic was the same.

He was bullying all the defenders.

And he was a great example for all the others.

I think he's a very, very influential player for Chelsea.

No, the first goal, but also some of the way, sometimes in the game, he controls the ball on his own at the front.

And there it's important not to lose the ball because he allows the whole team to come up.

Well, there he is, starting it off.

No, and also the angle where the ball came from is not easy.

From that position, it's not easy to be precise and, you know, accurate as it's been.

Very good.

No, to be honest, we didn't know as well.

We were just commenting because they had, you know, the penalty was OK.