Ganaccio: Scoring a goal but not helping the team win is of little significance. Just equalizing the score is not enough.

November 6th: In the fourth round of the Champions League, Chelsea drew 2-2 away with Karabakh. Esteban and Ganaccio each scored a goal. Garnacho was interviewed after the game.

You watched the first half from the bench and then came on in the second half and made an impact. What did the coach say to you at halftime?

"Yes, I have always tried my best to help the team. The coach asked me to play and show my characteristics. I did score the equalizer goal, but it was not enough. We need to score another goal to win the game."

The team will be disappointed if they fail to take all three points, but from another perspective, your goal is very exciting.

"I thought it was a good goal too. Like I said, I always try to help the team by scoring goals, assisting or working hard. But if my goals don't help the team win, it doesn't mean much."

You also scored against Sunderland before. Is this a part of your game that you hope to improve on?

"Yes, as a winger, I need to help the team by scoring goals and assists. Although I did not get three points this time, this is what I want to do for the team. Of course, long-distance flights are always not easy, especially such a long journey."

What do you think is different about this game compared to the Premier League?

"Long-distance flights are really hard, but we have to do it, and that's no excuse. The fans are in the corners cheering us on, and their support is very important. No matter which country we go to play, it's always good to have the support of the fans, and we're very grateful to them."

What's the next plan?

"Back to London, have a good rest and prepare for the next game against Wolves."