Antonio Conte tells worried Chelsea fans after the 2-0 friendly loss at Rapid Vienna: Don’t worry, be happy – we’ll be fine

New boss shrugs off their warm-up loss by vowing Blues will return from Austria in ideal shape for Premier League title bid

JUSTIN ALLEN in Austria

Published: 20:28, 17 Jul 2016
Updated: 11:16, 30 Aug 2016

CHELSEA boss Antonio Conte wants to turn the fears into cheers at Stamford Bridge.

Blues struggled in a 2-0 defeat at Rapid Vienna — the Italian’s first game in charge.

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