The result in Naples could prove to be of great importance for Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior, whose appointment in place of Enzo Maresca was hardly greeted with open arms. Rosenior's lack of elite experience - having moved from sister club Strasbourg after stints with Derby County and Hull City in the Championship - saw him labelled by some as a 'yes man'. "These players lost a manager that they really respected for reasons that are beyond my control or knowledge," Rosenior told TNT Sports.
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