(Reuters) - Chelsea must build on the positive steps they have taken in recent weeks when they host Aston Villa in the Premier League this weekend, manager Graham Potter said on Friday.
Chelsea looked rejuvenated this month after a run of three straight wins in all competitions snapped a six-match winless streak, but their momentum was slowed by a 2-2 draw at home to Everton.
Kante's return is a much-needed boost for Chelsea, who play six games in the next 18 days, including two Champions League quarter-final matches against Real Madrid. "The rest of us were analysing and looking at how we can improve for this weekend. It's going to be an exciting month, but our focus is to stay present for our next game against Villa. We want to respond to the game against Everton."
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