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Published 09:25 4 Mar 2022 GMT

"It's something we were not prepared [for], it came quickly," he told Sky Sports News.
https://twitter.com/SkySportsPL/status/1499455818005159944 The Frenchman also urged his teammates to focus on their performances on the pitch, rather than worrying about what is going on away from the field."The only thing we can do, because we don't control these things, is to do the best that we have always done," Kante added.
"Which means that playing football at the best [possible level], for us, for the club, for the fans and see how the things are going and it's the only thing we can control.
Kante - who signed for Chelsea in 2016 from Leicester City - strongly suggested that, despite the ongoing situation at Stamford Bridge, players want to remind at the club and help the Blues battle for silverware.He said: "Since I came here I’ve spent many great seasons, with the team, the managers and the fans.
"I hope we can carry on like this, keep winning, and that’s the way I see the future.'
Chelsea, who defeated Luton Town in the FA Cup on Wednesday night, are back in action on Saturday when they travel to Burnley.Related links:
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