Micky Mellon toasted Town's win with a pint

But the Town boss insists celebrations from Tuesday night's win against Championship side Norwich are now over, as he looks for his players to pick up three points against Southend tomorrow.

Shrewsbury travel to Roots Hall to take on Phil Brown's Shrimpers, who have won their last three games and are riding high in fourth place.

And Mellon knows it's absolutely vital his players don't get distracted now a clash against Jose Mourinho's side is on the horizon.

He said: "The draw is fantastic for everyone at the football club – it's a fixture that allows you to create memories.

"But we are going to concrete on tomorrow because we have a really difficult game against Southend.

"I've told all the players that have achieved absolutely nothing yet. They need to keep focused and keep performing because the team for Chelsea certainly is not picked.

"Our main challenge is to be successful in the league and we now have a massive game."

Town have deployed both a 3-5-2 and 4-4-2 formation with success this season, but many fans want the side to stick with 3-5-2 after it helped secure wins over Norwich and Premier League club Leicester City.

But Mellon picks his formation on what he feels is right at the time, saying: "We will keep changing things around.

"If I see something in training that I think gives us a better opportunity of winning the game then I will do that.

"We always look at what makes us most competitive and I can assure you we will go to Southend with a system that makes us very competitive."

Brown was at Greenhous Meadow on Tuesday night to see Town in action but Mellon's scouts have also done their homework.

The boss said: "I know Phil really well and I'm not surprised he was here doing his homework.

"But we know what Southend are all about. They will be full of energy and will cover every blade of grass, as you would expect from a Phil Brown side."