Jose Mourinho demands 'winning culture' ahead of first game back as Chelsea take on Singh All-Stars You bring that competition to everything you do and it becomes normal that you don't like to lose. You don't accept defeat. If you lose, you have to analyse why and that is part of a winning culture. But the game is just part of a coaching process but we will be playing for a result. With the exception of Kevin de Bruyne, who is likely to play the entire match, Mourinho will select two different Chelsea teams today for the first-half and second-half. He is conscious that the playing surface will not be of the highest standard and says that his players are in a phase during their training cycle when they will be particularly tired. "The important thing for them is to play for 45 minutes and to compete against somebody different than what they are doing in training every day and to try to start to bring into a game some of the aspects we are practising," he said. It is part of our training process but nobody likes to lose. Whenever we lose a match during the season we all say the same. Nobody is happy. When I see the players competing in training, against each other, they go in hard and give everything. They fight for a result and are not happy if they lose. They will give everything the best they can. Mourinho has been impressed by what he has seen of the Singha team. "They're good," he said. They don't have just Thai players, but others from other countries. They're not tired like us. But I don't like to lose, the players don't like to lose. The pitch is not good: that's a problem for the show and for the spectacle, but we will find some of that in winter. We have to work hard. It's not the most important thing to get a result, but we want to win. Chelsea second-half team: Blackman; Ivanovic, Cahill, Chalobah, Bertrand; Marco van Ginkel, Ramires; De Bruyne, Hazard, Moses; Ba.