Roberto Di Matteo insists he's not out for revenge when he faces Chelsea tomorrow night.

The Schalke boss was axed by the Blues two years ago - just months after winning the Champions League in Munich.

However, the 44-year-old says he has no personal score to settle ahead of their Group G clash in Gelsenkirchen.

He said: "I have no sentiment for revenge or anything like that. I enjoyed a wonderful time there with many people and that's it.

Familiar face: Di Matteo addresses the media in Gelsenkirchen

"It's one of the biggest competitions in European football. There aren't many managers who have the chance to win it, so it's a great achievement.

"But I always said back then that the team was the most important aspect of it. I was very happy for the team, the players and the club as well. It was the first time in the club's history.”

Asked what a win would mean, Di Matteo added: "It would mean we'd get three points and would be in a very good position in the group. Nothing else."