Napoli striker Edinson Cavani says all the Italian side need is one away goal to take them into the Champions League quarter finals.
The Italians are bringing a two goal advantage with them to Stanford Bridge after losing 3-1 to Napoli in the first leg.
The Uruguayan striker believes that an away goal is all his team need to move forward.
This is what he had to say: “Scoring at Chelsea’s ground will mean qualification and that’s our goal for Wednesday,” Cavani told Goal.com.
“At the San Paolo we showed our ability to overcome difficulties and we put in a lot of effort. Now, in London, we will have to combine sacrifice with success in front of goal.
“English teams change a lot in Europe when they are at home. They transform in attack and that will oblige us to play with a lot of intelligence from the first minute.”
After watching Arsenals spirited performance against AC Milan he is determined to not let that happen to Napoli adding: “Even though we are two goals up, the tie isn’t won yet,” Cavani explained. “We’ll have a lot of work to do in 90 long minutes at Stamford Bridge but it can take us to greater European glory.
“What happened in the Arsenal-Milan game is a warning but what happened to the Rossoneri won’t happen to Napoli.”
