The FINAL pre-match press conference from Liam Rosenior | Brighton v Chelsea

Liam Rosenior is grilled over Chelsea’s poor form ahead of tomorrow night’s clash against Brighton, with the Blues desperate to end their poor run of form. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:01 Injury news? Joao will be a late call. He was on the pitch today, we will make a decision tomorrow morning. Este is definitely out for tomorrow. We are doing further tests. Enzo is absolutely fine. 0:29 Must-win game? We've made it very difficult for ourselves - we have to be honest. We have to make sure we go to Brighton with similar attributes to Man United in terms of energy and application. 1:08 As a coach, you have to work to the data and the process because you believe your process works in the end. We need to win a game of football, that's what this club demands. 1:51 Champions League hopes? We'll deal with each situation as it arises. It's a difficult task but we have to focus on winning against a very good Brighton team. 2:24 Felt support from owners? 100%. They've been supportive of me in our daily conversations. We are aligned knowing we need to win games of football now. 2:55 Colwill? Very hopefully, yes, we can see him before the end of the season. He played 60 minutes which is a very good start for him. We want him to be involved for the U21s on Saturday too. 4:06 Caicedo as captain? Moi leads by example. I'm delighted he's committed his long-term future to the club. He is brave, the way he presses and fights for the team. They are all the values I love. 4:56 The biggest challenge for any manager coming in mid-season, you want to get to know your players. You want to make sure you don't adapt things too much from what they're used to. 5:42 Why are results so bad? We do a lot of information gathering, we look at data and analyse the games but a lot of it comes down to moments in games. 6:27 A process of how we work to win a game, how we train, how we deliver meetings. You have a short-term process and a long-term process. The idea from day one is to win now, it's what the club demands but we aren't doing tha