Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink is confident that his team can deal with John Terry's absence for the clash with Paris Saint Germain which he described as a "bit of a setback".
The Blues captain has been ruled out of tomorrow's Champions League last-16 tie with a hamstring and related tendon problem.
When asked if Terry would be fit in time for Sunday's massive FA Cup fifth round match against Manchester City, Hiddink replied, "Difficult...difficult."
The Dutchman was more upbeat when asked to explain how Chelsea would play without Terry against the same side that knocked them out of the Champions League last seasonChelsea keeper Thibaut Courtois was also confident that the side can overcome the skipper's absence
