Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has warned that the club's ambitions to qualify for the UEFA Champions League are in jeopardy ahead of their crucial match against Manchester United on Saturday. Currently sitting in sixth place, Chelsea is seven points behind United and four points behind fifth-placed Liverpool. The team has struggled recently, managing just one win in their last seven Premier League matches and failing to score in over six weeks. Rosenior emphasized the importance of the upcoming game, stating, "As the season goes on, the less games you have left, the more important the games become." He acknowledged the need for the team to improve their focus and performance to reclaim lost points. Additionally, a protest by Chelsea supporters is planned, reflecting dissatisfaction with the club's ownership under BlueCo since taking over from Roman Abramovich. Rosenior's management is also facing scrutiny after a rocky start since his appointment in January.