The Blues boss defended his decision to start with Andre Schurrle and suggests that he expected more from Fernando Torres when he introduced him as a second-half substitute
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho criticised his side's "ridiculous" defending following their 3-1 defeat toParis Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Mourinho's side were level at half-time in the first leg, with Eden Hazard's penalty having secured a crucial away goal after Ezequiel Lavezzi had struck to give the hosts the lead at Parc des Princes.
But the visitors paid for some slack defending in the second half, with first David Luiz scoring an own goal before Javier Pastore ghosted in from the touchline to sneak home a third at Petr Cech's near post.
And Mourinho struggled to put into words his frustration at his side's lapse in concentration, telling Sky Sports: "It's ridiculous [the defending for the third PSG goal].
"Don't ask me to tell you that [what I plan to say to the players]. I can't do that. I have to do it inside not outside.
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