Terry to miss PSG clash with hamstring problem

The 35-year-old has been ruled out of the
encounter due to a hamstring problem, but
Oscar has travelled to Paris despite missing the
5-1 victory over Newcastle on Saturday Chelsea
captain John Terry will miss the Blues'
Champions League clash with Paris Saint-
Germain after being ruled out with a hamstring
problem.
The former England defender trained with his
team-mates on Monday morning after limping
out of the club's 5-1 win over Newcastle United
on Saturday, but he has not been deemed fit
enough to travel to France for the Round of 16
clash.
Terry was replaced by Baba Rahman at
Stamford Bridge, the versatile left-back filling in
at centre-half with Kurt Zouma also injured.
While the 35-year-old will miss the clash with
PSG. Oscar has travelled with the squad to Paris.
Oscar failed make the matchday squad for the
encounter with the Magpies due to a calf injury,
though he may feature against Laurent Blanc's
side.
The meeting at Parc des Princes will be the third
time in the last three seasons that the two
teams have faced off, with Chelsea progressing
in 2014 and PSG emerging triumphant last year.
The French champions are yet to lose in Ligue 1
this season, while the Blues sit in 12th in the
Premier League.