Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has confirmed he will attend the Champions League quarter-final second leg against Bayern Munich on Tuesday evening.
Mourinho opted to stay away from Stamford Bridge for Chelsea's 4-2 first leg win over Bayern after he was handed a two-match touchline ban by Uefa.

But he said: "I've decided what I will do on Tuesday.

"I'll be somewhere in the stadium. I will be in the stands, in a box, or maybe in the VIP tribune."

Mourinho handed control of first-team affairs to assistant managers Baltemar Brito and Steve Clarke for the first leg and will do so again on Tuesday night.

The second part of his ban stands despite last week's claims that referee Anders Frisk did speak to Barcelona boss Frank Rijkaard during the first leg of Chelsea's last 16 tie.

Mourinho's claim that this happened prompted Uefa to throw the book at him.

However, should Chelsea progress past Bayern, Mourinho will be back on the touchline for the semi-finals.

But he warned that his team will find it tough in Germany.