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Oscar has recovered from a blow to the head and will be available for Chelsea's trip to Leicester, manager Jose Mourinho has confirmed.

The Brazilian attacker was withdrawn from Sunday's 0-0 draw at Arsenal and taken straight to hospital with possible concussion after a heavy collision with goalkeeper David Ospina.

Mourinho told Sky Sports after the game that they had been 'scared' for the 23-year-old and he would undergo a series of scans, but he was discharged from hospital and slept at home on Sunday night.

The Blues boss confirmed on Monday: "Oscar left the hospital and stayed at home last night. He should be here today. Everybody will travel to Leicester.

“I really don’t know if he will definitely play. His face was swelling and we did not want to go for any risk [in the second half against Arsenal].

“I know that for me the most important thing is that last night he was not in hospital [overnight], he went to his house and slept at home.”

Mourinho could not confirm whether striker Diego Costa would be fit to return at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday night however. The 26-year-old has missed the last three matches with a recurring hamstring problem.

Mourinho said: “I have to think about if it deserves a gamble or we wait a few more days to be really sure.

“If he was playing without an injury history I would play him tomorrow, but because he is a player with injury history I have to think about it."

Chelsea face a Leicester side on an upsurge in form, having lifted themselves out of the bottom-three for the first since November with a fourth straight victory on Saturday.

And Mourinho has admitted his options remain limited if Costa is not fit, insisting he will not call on the club's youth players, who contest the second leg of their FA Youth Cup final against Manchester City, which they lead 3-1, on Monday night.

"Our squad isn't big enough to make many changes. We will leave the young players here to play the Youth Cup final," he said.

Juan Mata returns to Stamford Bridge on Saturday in fine form for Manchester United and ready to show Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea what they’re missing. Louis van Gaal has worked hard to find a position for the Spanish playmaker but is now reaping the rewards, writes Adam Bate...

Juan Mata will remember this fixture from last season. With Chelsea 3-0 up against Manchester United midway through the second half, Jose Mourinho elected to withdraw Oscar. But the Blues boss turned to John Obi Mikel rather than the playmaker among his substitutes.

“To see him on the bench is weird,” said international team-mate Santi Cazorla at the time. “He should ask Mourinho to know why he does not trust him.” The conversation must have been brief. Mata left Chelsea for Manchester United in a £37.1million deal the following week.

Although David Moyes welcomed Mata as “one of the finest playmakers in the game today” upon his arrival, the Spain international could have been forgiven for thinking he’d traded one awkward situation for another. He’d made only a dozen appearances for United before Moyes was sacked.

When Ryan Giggs went with youngsters Tom Lawrence, James Wilson and Adnan Januzaj for United’s final home game of the season, Mata was back among the unused substitutes once again. More worryingly, there was a growing suspicion that he was in danger of becoming an anachronism.

Such is Mourinho’s reputation as a tactician that his unwillingness to put Mata at the heart of his Chelsea plans led to a complete rethink regarding the midfielder’s credentials. Having been Chelsea’s player of the year twice in a row, there was suddenly a more critical eye on his performances.

Dynamic?

Despite an impressive goal return in his first few months at Old Trafford, the ongoing malaise added to the sense that Mata was another problem to be solved rather than the answer itself. Gary Neville expressed the thoughts of many when questioning whether the 26-year-old was “dynamic enough”.

That feels a long time ago now. Mata showed just what he can contribute when he produced a man-of-the-match display in a 2-1 win over Liverpool last month, scoring both of United's goals along the way - including a stunning volley to double the lead.

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