Chelsea midfielder Moisés Caicedo hurts ankle late in win over Fluminense
Caicedo received treatment, returned to the game, then hobbled off as Chelsea finished a man short.
'Moisés, he twisted his ankle,' Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca said. 'I told him, because there were just two, three minutes to go, I told him that we could play with 10 players. The important thing is it was not getting worse, because we have a game on Sunday, but he felt that he could try. But he tried and he felt pain. So hopefully he can be fit on Sunday. We see.'
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