
Share
12th April 2018
03:45pm BST

"Everything was good until I had the problems with my back,' he said. 'I played with a lot of pain and it probably would have been better if I'd stopped", the striker said.
"But I wanted to play with my team-mates, for the club and the fans. Now it's in the past. My first year could have been better, but there are still more games to go and we have a chance to win the FA Cup", he added.
Chelsea look set to miss out on qualifying for Champions League football, as they lie fifth, 10 points behind Tottenham Hotspur with 6 matches of the season remaining. But the Blues could still salvage a largely disappointing season by winning the FA Cup. They face Southampton in the semi-final, while Spurs take on Manchester United in the other. Morata will be hoping to end a troublesome season on a happy note and a winning goal at Wembley could do just the trick.Explore more on these topics: