Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca held a press conference before the match against Yorgos. He said that he would send out the strongest lineup to face Yorgos, and added that young striker Marc Giu is expected to return to the team after injury and may be included in the list of players for this game.  

The striker has been out since picking up the injury in the home win over West Ham United in February but could be back for the second leg of the League Cup semi-final at Stamford Bridge.  

Enzo Maresca updated the team's latest situation. He said: "The team currently has no new injuries, which is good news for the team. The whole team remains healthy and Marc Giu is expected to be included in the match lineup. Although the final decision has not yet been made, he is very close to returning."  

"Marc Geuze may need a few more days of training before he is fully fit, but his return is imminent, which is great news for him and for us."  

Although Chelsea won the first leg and have the advantage of advancing, Enzo Maresca stressed that he will not take it lightly and must take every game seriously.  

Enzo Maresca said: "The game is coming soon and that will be our full focus. After the game against Juergen Gordon we will face Newcastle United and we don't have much time to recover. This happens often with frequent games. In any case, we will do our best to prepare for this game and then focus on the showdown on Sunday."  

"This is a European game and we will go all out to win it and then reach the final, but first we have to go all out for tomorrow's game. If you remember our second game at home against Warsaw, we had Nicolaj Jacson and Cole Palmer in the squad and it was a really strong team."  

"In every game, we always strive to send out the strongest lineup, so tomorrow's game is no exception, we will still play with the best 11 players."