I'll make a donation to charity if Chelsea win the Champions League, claims Mourinho

Jose Mourinho has played down Chelsea's chances in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals against Paris Saint-Germain, even going so far as pledging to make a donation to charity should his team overcome the French side.
'I believe that PSG will be very happy to play against us,' Mourinho smiled, addressing the media after Chelsea's 6-0 victory over Arsenal, 'Everyone wanted us, therefore they must be happy to be drawn against us and we are happy because we we want to compete against the best. It is important for our evolution both as a team as an individual, notably for our young players.
 
 
 
A French journalist revealed to Mourinho that PSG players are reportedly in line for £1million win bonuses if the Parisien side won the UEFA Champions League this season - a fee negotiated by Zlatan Ibrahimovic - and the Chelsea boss joked that he'd be prepared to pay out a big cheque if Chelsea achieved the improbable.
'If we win it this season, I am going to make a big donation to charity!'
Chelsea will play the first leg away in the Parc des Princes but Mourinho went against common consensus when it was suggested to him that there was a benefit to be found in playing the return match at home.
'Why?', he asked quizzically, 'The return leg is always an advantage for the team that plays away, not the team that plays at home because if it goes to extra-time, the away team have thirty minutes more to score a goal that counts for double.'