Chelsea Boosted By Drogba News
Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari has admitted his relief after discovering striker Didier Drogba will not require surgery on his knee injury.
The Ivory Coast international underwent a scan on Thursday and it is understood the result showed he sustained no significant ligament damage.
It was initially feared Drogba could be facing a lengthy lay-off after he limped out of the stadium on crutches and with his right leg in a brace following the Blues' goalless draw at CFR Cluj.
Scolari is operating with a limited squad and losing his first-choice striker for any length of time would have left Chelsea short of options up front.
The draw at Cluj was the first time Chelsea have failed to score this season, and midfielder Frank Lampard believes the team all need to get in amongst the goals.
"If Didier is out for a while, we will have to pitch in with goals from all around the team, which we can do, though the situation is not ideal," said Lampard, who has scored five times already.





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Yeah... I was reading the news and was really worried because I was watching him on Fox Soccer channel highlight and it scared me. Chelsea is my favorite team and I'd tell you what, they are lucky though. I hope Drogba is alright to be back before two weeks.
Posted by: Cody99 | October 5, 2008 12:59 PM