Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta unfazed by fixtures as Rafael Benítez has 'squad to play in all competitions' Chelsea began the season in contention for seven trophies - the Europa League is an unexpected eighth - with the Super Cup in Monaco and the Club World Cup in Japan part of the journey. Two remain, plus the target of a top-four place in the Premier League and Champions League qualification. Raul Rusescu's penalty in Bucharest means last season's Champions League winners must beat the Romanian league leaders to reach the quarter-final draw. Chelsea interim manager Benítez is confident - and his side have not practised penalties. "It [penalties] depends more sometimes on the heart, not just practise," Benítez said. We have enough players who can take penalties and we have confidence it will not go there. Benítez is likely to rotate his squad, with Sunday's Premier League clash with West Ham United in mind, yet he insists his priority is the next game, whatever the competition. "What I have to do is to pick the team for each game and be sure it's a very competitive team for each competition," Benítez said before attacking his critics, believing some will suggest he is at fault for the fixture congestion. "Some people always say that it's my fault, that everything is my fault," said Benítez, before suggesting his comments were a joke. Due to his association with Liverpool, Benítez has never been popular at Stamford Bridge, where he has been regularly booed. Asked about the challenges of selection with games every few days, Benítez said: "You have to analyse every single thing and you will decide what to do and still someone will criticise you. If you lose a game, it's 'oh, he picked the wrong player' or whatever.