Valencia striker Roberto Soldado has admitted that he aims to heap more misery on Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas by eliminating him from the Champions League.

Soldado, 26, converted the last-gasp penalty that earned Valencia a draw against the Blues in September and he also netted the winner in Valencia's 2-1 win over Espanyol on Saturday.

"It's going to be a very tough game but we are confident. Our expectations are high to go through," said Soldado.

"It's my job to score goals. This triumph allows us to continue this very good momentum that we have recently, getting good results. It is good for our confidence at Chelsea."

Chelsea need to secure a 0-0 draw or a win to be sure of qualification from Group E on Tuesday evening.