One big cause for concern for Chelsea is their underwhelming home form in the league. They sit 13th in the home form table with four wins from 10 games. That is something Rosenior wants to address ahead of Brentford's trip to Stamford Bridge.
He said, "I think the past is the past. I said that to the players when I first came in. I can only affect the now. If I affect the now, I affect the future. For me, I'm not focused on anything that's happened in the past. I want us to be front-footed. I want us to be high-tempo, especially in the beginning of the game, and take the game to the opposition, so they know it's a difficult game to come to Stamford Bridge. Actually, I want to play so we get the crowd on our side. They're all things that we'll talk about in the next couple of days. But the most important thing is that we do the basics really, really well. Again, I keep going back to the basics. Win duels, defence at play as well. That's something we have to improve. Even from last night, all three goals. One's from a corner, one's from a throw-in, one's from a free-kick. We need to switch on a little bit more in those moments, and if we do, with the talent we have and with the players we have and the team, we have a good chance of winning the game."