It was not the win to show clearly the players had put the defeat in Monaco behind them but Roberto Di Matteo was still content with the performance level,<A href="http://www.nikemercurialvapor9shop.com/" target=_blank><B>2012 Nike Mercurial Vapor</B></A> if not the result from a difficult derby at Loftus Road.

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On the game overall 

'The only disappointment was we didn't score the goal with the chances we created because all in all, the performance was very good,' Di Matteo said.

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On the decisions not to give Chelsea a penalty in the first half

'The one with JT and Nelsen looked a stonewall penalty to me. I have watched the replay. I know the ref doesn't have the replay and I don't know if he didn't see it or saw it and didn't think it was.