Beware Aguero & Forlan!

LONDON - Chelsea is not an impossible team to beat. That guidance was carried Atletico Madrid coach Abel Resino, ahead of qualifying Group D action against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, Wednesday (21/10/2009). Resino not just target one point, but wanted to go home with full points.

The Blues are not the team that without a gap. The proof, Aston Villa can steal the victory 2-1 in Premier League action, last weekend. Coach Carlo Ancelotti has identified a leak in the back line, especially when faced with dead ball situations.

"We must improve how to deal with set-piece. You can play well, but if you lose focus for more than six seconds, it will potentially receive bad results," reports quoted Goal Carletto, Wednesday (21/10/2009).

Ancelotti would not be a fool to let the front row of the famous Atletico ransacked the creative team defense. Carletto will give special attention to the lively striker Sergio Aguero. John Terry will get the task to close the movement of Aguero in the heart of the Blues defense.

Besides Aguero, Atletico are also still has a fertile striker Diego Forlan in themselves. Previously, the bomber was from Uruguay had appeared doubtful after not in fit condition. Forlan experience playing for Manchester United could be useful for Atletico.

Looking at the composition of the front line Los Rojiblancos, midfielder Michael Ballack has warned his team try to be aware of individual actions on average owned Forlan and Aguero.

"We practice hard at the beginning of this week. Especially facing dead ball. But, we also have to deal with the movement of individual practice. It could happen," said Ballack who missed the early action day.

The Blues will lose Ballack, John Obi Mikel and defender Alex. Meanwhile, Didier Drogba could play there for Nicolas Anelka.

Possible Formation:
Chelsea (4-3-2-1): Cech, Bosingwa, Carvalho, Terry, A Cole, Essien, Lampard, Malouda, Deco, Drogba, Anelka.

Atletico Madrid (4-5-1): Asenjo, Lopez, Juanito, Perea, Ujfalusi, Assunção,