Blues hope to put worries behind

Chelsea will look to put their domestic worries behind them when they take on Genk in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday.The Blues worries have been piling up in the Premier League in the past weekFA charges, red cards, racism allegations against captain John Terry and continuing controversy surrounding the sale of their fans freehold in Stamford Bridge.On top of all that, Chelsea then suffered a second successive league loss when they were trounced 5-3 at home by London rivals Arsenal. It was the first time the Blues had conceded five goals at home in a league game in over two decades.With all that on his plate, manager Andre Villas-Boas would be forgiven if he views the trip to Belgium to play a Champions League game as something of a relief, but he certainly doesnt see it that way. No, I dont think so; its nothing to do with it, he said.
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