Mourinho stood on the sidelines in the cold rain with the collar of his black windbreaker turned up. The rain drenched his coat gradually. Twain sat in the technical area while Mourinho stood in the rain like a statue, not caring of the cold rain from above.
The score was 0:0.
By virtue of its home advantage, Nottingham Forest launched a quick attack and raid as soon as they got on the field, but they were met with tenacious resistance by Chelsea's defense. Terry, the captain of the England national team, led the line of defense that was by no means lacking in drive. Just because Beşiktaş could be slaughtered eight goals did not imply that any opponent would concede eight goals.
After six or seven minutes of offense, the Forest team still could not crack open Chelsea's defense. They gradually slowed down and systematically withdrew their defense to lure Chelsea to attack, so as to give the Forest team the space to fight back.
