Terry not troubled by penalty woe

CARLO ANCELOTTI is confident John Terry will be unaffected by painful memories of his last visit to the Luzhniki Stadium when Chelsea take on Spartak Moscow in the Champions League tonight.

Terry not troubled by penalty woe
Tue, 19 Oct, 2010 - 01:00
Adrian Curtis

Captain Terry slipped as he took a crucial shootout penalty against Manchester United in the Champions League final in 2008. Had he scored, Chelsea would have won the trophy they crave, but following his miss the Blues went on to lose.

However, Chelsea boss Ancelotti does not believe the former England skipper will be affected by his return to the stadium.

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