Simi’s Daughter Deja Inadvertently Urges Chelsea Players to a Much Needed Win

• Deja who is the daughter of Nigerian singer might have possibly Simi inspired Chelsea in recording a win over Dortmund in UCL tie
• The little girl was seen in a video urging Chelsea players to score against the German club in the return leg of UCL round of 16
• Chelsea eventually won the encounter 2-0 and qualified for the quarter-final of the Champions League

An adorable video has appeared on social media where the daughter of a famous Nigerian singer, Simi, was seen cheering Chelsea players on during their Champions League game.

The Blues returned to action on Tuesday, 7 March, where they hosted Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League round of 16 second leg encounter which they won 2-0.

Simi and her daughter were seen on Instagram watching the game, clearly rooting for the men in blue.

In the Instagram video, the little girl called Deja was seen shouting: "Chelsea, come on now!"

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Her mother was surprised and happy with the reaction from Deja.

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A few minutes later, Simi's daughter was granted her wish as Raheem Sterling scored the first goal for Chelsea in the 43rd minute.

Kai Havertz netted the second goal for the Stamford Bridge landlords via a penalty in the 53rd minute for the aggregate to end 2-1.

Meanwhile, Chelsea will return to action on Saturday, 11 March, in the Premier League as they face Leicester City in what is expected to be a tough battle.

The Blues are currently occupying 10th position on the Premier League table after 25 games played.

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The Blues made a good account of themselves to qualify for the quarter-finals of the competition on Tuesday night.

Graham Potter's men defied all the odds to see off Borussia Dortmund in the last 16 to advance to the next round.

Chelsea had suffered a 1-0 defeat in the first leg played in Germany but upset Dortmund 2-0 in the reverse tie, staged at Stamford Bridge, to progress.