Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson has his sights firmly set on Sunday’s Premier League clash against Liverpool, following a stunning impact in the UEFA Conference League semi-final first leg against Djurgarden.

Coming off the bench, Jackson made the difference in Sweden, scoring twice and helping the Blues cruise to a dominant 4-1 victory. But while fans were still buzzing from his clinical cameo, the Senegalese forward was already looking ahead to the next challenge.

“We will prepare like always – recover good and listen to the coach,” Jackson said, showing his maturity and growing leadership within the squad.

“It’s about moving to the next one on Sunday against Liverpool and then we will see after that.”

Jackson’s words reflect a calm focus and an understanding of the task at hand. Chelsea will welcome the newly-crowned Premier League champions to Stamford Bridge this weekend, and the 22-year-old knows it will take more than just confidence from their European outing to get a result.

“We’re focused on Sunday. It won’t be easy, but nothing is,” he admitted. “We’ll just fight for more and try to win the next one.”

That fighting spirit has defined Jackson’s season at Chelsea. After enduring early criticism and pressure, the striker has turned things around, becoming a key figure in Enzo Maresca’s frontline. His willingness to battle, his eye for goal, and his relentless work ethic will be crucial against a high-intensity Liverpool side.

The Blues will be hoping to carry the momentum from their impressive European performance into what promises to be one of their toughest domestic fixtures yet. With Jackson in form and focused, Chelsea fans have every reason to believe Sunday could be another step in the right direction.