Tuchel urge his players to stay focus as the job is not done yet despite moving to third position after victory over Leicester City.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has call his side to focus on Sunday’s game against Villa as he claims its not time to celebrate.
The Blues defeated Leicester at Stamford bridge in the Premier League few days after they lost the FA cup final to the Foxes.
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Tuchel has done incredible job for the Blues since his arrival, taking his side to the third position in the Premier League.
“It’s a big step, but it’s only a step,” he said. “It’s not done yet, we have to push it over the line on Sunday.
“It was a huge team effort, full of intensity, hunger and ambition. We played with a lot of quality for what was in my opinion a very deserved win.
“But it’s not the time for celebrations, it’s not the time for praise, it’s not the time for thinking it’s more than three points.
“It’s actually only three points and there’s another three to get on Sunday and we have to be prepared and aware to finish the job.”
Tuchel on return of fans.
Chelsea had their fans back at the Stamford bridge and Tuchel was happy with the boost it gave them as it was his first time of witnessing it.
“This is a completely different match, football with and without spectators. You simply can’t compare.
“It was amazing and exactly what we want, everybody who comes to the stadium to be happy and feel this energy from this team because this is what this team can always deliver.
“I strongly believe that as a supporter of any club you come to the stadium for energy. You don’t come only for fancy moves and goals and outstanding individual performances.
“They have the hunger, the ambition. Sometimes we struggle with decisions, sometimes we don’t reward ourselves, but this team is always on the edge in terms of work rate and what they give.
“This is very important and I think it makes the supporters happy, and for that they push us and it was a huge boost.”
