Chelsea manager, Antonio Conte has opened up on why he dropped left wing defender Marcos Alonso in the club's 3-0 victory against West Brom yesterday.
Chelsea stars Eden Hazard and Moses scored, to guarantee the club go away with the full three point needed.
Conte said the left wing defender endured crisp damage blow in training which has discounted him of Chelsea's Premier League game against West Brom.
Conte revealed to Sky Sports: "The Spaniard in training on Saturday damaged his lower leg. He has this damage and hence, he isn't playing.
"And afterward as you probably are aware that, I change Gary Cahill for Antonio Rudiger and I think the protectors we have give us diverse alternatives to pick the best arrangement, and for this situation, I chose to take this choice."
"However if u recall on Friday amid the question and answer session I said I didn't have a clue, I was extremely stressed over his physical condition.
"I don't know whether he required one day, one month or quite a while to recuperate.
"At that point on Saturday I endeavored to induce him to remain with us and havSaturdayaining with us and he prepared with us on Saturday.
Also, now I think it is all in all correct to go ahead the seat and afterward if there is the need or the chance to play for 20 minutes, he will."
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