AC Milan coach, Leonardo, is not ruling out the possibility of facing Carlo Ancelotti's Chelsea side in the Champions League.

Milan could only muster a 1-1 draw against FC Zurich and the Brazilian was unhappy with some of his players' performances in the first-half.

Speaking to TMW, he said:"I didn't like our first half,

"We had a difficult period before the match, especially with the number of players in doubt.

"Thiago Silva, Ronaldinho, [Massimo] Ambrosini just to name a few. We were also playing a side that had nothing to lose, and that had put us in difficulty at San Siro.

"Even if we won the game, we would have finished second in our group. The only blotch was the loss to Zurich at home. That defeat penalised us a lot.

"Tonight's match was difficult to play, as they were calm and played open. It conditioned us mentally.

"As for who we will get? Who knows. We could get [Chelsea coach Carlo] Ancelotti.

"The important thing is to take it it match by match," concluded Leonardo.