Why Chelsea Didn't Concede Against PSG, Petr Cech Reveal

Less than 24 hours after Chelsea ousted PSG from this season's Champions League, the Blues goalkeeper, Petr Cech, has given reasons they did not concede any goal against the French side at the Stamford on Tuesday.
Chelsea won 2-0 at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday with a first-half goal by Andre Schuerrle and an 87th-minute decider by Demba Ba to squeeze into the semi-finals on away goals after a 3-1 loss in Paris a week ago.
Speaking via his official website on Wednesday, the 31-year-old Czech keeper said: “We knew it wouldn’t be easy but we told each other before the game that winning 2-0 at home is not impossible.

* Chelsea goalie, Petre Cech looks dejected after conceding a goal against PSG in France
“We pursued this goal from the beginning to the end. We showed great moral strength,” he added.
Chelsea created few scoring chances in the game but Schuerrle and Oscar were denied by the woodwork within two minutes shortly after halftime.
“Hitting the crossbar twice didn’t break us. We kept pressing them and found the strength to score a second goal,” said Cech, who made several good saves on Tuesday after coming under heavy fire following the Paris game.
Substitute Demba Ba “probably scored the goal of his life, but I hope he has a more important one left for the games to come,” said Cech.
“He withdrew to midfield after the goal and helped the defence until the last minute.
“He played a great game, just like the whole team. We showed Chelsea’s character, everyone fought hard until the final whistle.”