John Terry is still Chelsea's captain and leader, says coach Roberto Di Matteo, but only when selected to play "I don't think anybody's guaranteed a starting place," Di Matteo said. They all have to work and be fighting for their place in the team. He added: "We've got a lot of competition in the team and they're all internationals. We've got an England international playing or a Brazil international, or a Serbia international. So, all of them are international players that have a lot of quality and they are at a very high level. And that means further rotation as Chelsea get to grips with another punishing schedule of matches. "To play every three or four days is very tough and demanding for everybody," Di Matteo said. And while we've got the options to change and bring in fresh players with the quality that we have in our squad, I think it's right to do so. Otherwise, we'll hit the wall at some point.