ROSENIOR RARING TO END TROPHY FAMINE

LIAM ROSENIOR is aware of the pressure on his shoulders to end Chelsea's eight-year domestic trophy drought ahead of this evening's fifth-round tie against Wrexham.

- BY BOBBY VINCENT

After exiting to Brighton at the fourth-round stage last season, former head coach Enzo Maresca said his side would be able to focus on the Premier League more because they were out of the FA Cup.

That caused some anger among Chelsea supporters and while Rosenior is not aware of that particular comment, he highlighted the significance of winning silverware early in his Stamford Bridge tenure.

"I'm not aware of that in particular," said Rosenior (inset) when asked about Maresca’s comment. "I'm aware that this is a club built on winning.