The Chelsea football manager, Luiz Felipe Scolari, insists Chelsea won't be driven by a desire for revenge in tomorrow's English Premier League showdown against Manchester United.
Scolari's side face United at Stamford Bridge just four months after their heart-breaking Champions League final defeat to Sir Alex Ferguson's team.
The painful memories of John Terry's crucial penalty shoot-out miss and the tearful, rain-soaked retreat from Moscow are still vivid for everyone at Chelsea, who were also pipped to the English title by United.
But Scolari says he hasn't said anything about revenge this week, Chelsea need to win to get three points, and that's all he is concerned about.
