
Pedro
admits Chelsea are "in trouble" if they are unable to bounce back quickly
from their defeat to Manchester United.
Chelsea were knocked out of the FA Cup on Monday night after a 2-0 loss at
Stamford Bridge, during which head coach Maurizio Sarri was booed by
sections of the home support.
Sarri's side face Malmo in the second leg of their Europa League round-of-32
tie on Thursday, before Sunday's Carabao Cup final against Manchester City,
live on Sky Sports Football, and Pedro admits the club is desperately in
need of a positive result.
"There is an important game in the Europa League for us, and after the final
against City," Pedro told Chelsea's official website.
"The most important thing now is to stay calm, train really hard and recover
our best football and our best feeling, because if not we are in trouble.
"It was a very bad day for us, for all the team (against United). It's a
difficult situation. In the first half we played very well, we created
chances to score one goal, but they had two situations and scored two goals.
"The most important thing was to do a good job creating chances with the
ball in the second half, but we couldn't do it and for this reason it was so
difficult for us to come back."