Enzo Fernandez thinks Chelsea are headed in the right direction under Graham Potter after securing a Champions League quarterfinal matchup against Borussia Dortmund.

Raheem Sterling and Kai Havertz's goals helped the Blues recover a first-leg deficit to win 2-0 on Tuesday at Stamford Bridge and win the match 2-1 overall.

The triumph represented Potter's first back-to-back victories since 2023 after a trying few months that saw the former Brighton and Hove Albion manager come under increasing pressure.

Fernandez believes the team is moving in the right path under the Englishman and insists they must stick with him given these gains.

"We're going to be staying on this path, and we keep hope things carry on improving," Fernandez said.

"It was a great plan from our coaches for the game. We had trust that the team could do it.

"We had more people running in behind and many people working at the back. We just had to do our jobs and follow that game plan.

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"When we play at home, it helps the confidence of the group. We played really well and we believe in the path that we are working on."

Fernandez, who moved from Benfica to Chelsea in January after winning the World Cup with Argentina, has occasionally found it difficult to adjust to life in the Premier League thus far.

But, he put on one of his better performances against Dortmund and claims he is becoming more at ease every day in the hopes of leading the Blues on another successful European run.

Source: The Independent Ghana