Uefa to decide John Terry ban on May 31 after Chelsea captain's red card against Barcelona in Champions League "For the moment we will try to enjoy this result," Chelsea's interim manager Roberto Di Matteo said. Then we'll see who is available and I am sure we'll put a strong team together that will do the club proud. Di Matteo's assistant, Eddie Newton, praised the players for their "mammoth performance" in dispensing of Barca. Chelsea were penned back for the most part as they looked to achieve a positive outcome, and asked if he could think of anything that beats the defensive display, Newton said: "No, I can't. It was mammoth, simple as that. It was a mammoth performance by every single person in both legs. I think people don't realise how much work [goes into it]. They are a fantastic team, they move the ball so well, and to shut them out like that - and not just shut them out but go up the other end and score goals like we did - is a mammoth performance by every single man. It was an unbelievable performance by everyone. It was a mammoth performance. Every man, to a tee, was fantastic. It was a rollercoaster ride," Newton added. But when you go down to 10 men at the Nou Camp, it's extremely hard. You need a little bit of luck in competitions and we got a lot of luck. But, also, it was deserved as well, because the amount of work and fighting by the players, the spirit that they showed on the pitch was just fantastic. We just had to adjust. In football, you have to be able to be adaptable and you have to adjust. We adjusted and, luckily, we called it right. Sometimes, you have to live a little bit lucky. Also, there was a lot of work that went in and it was a special performance by each and every person.