Chelsea welcome Real Madrid to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday for the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie.
Trailing 2-0 after a Real win last week, the Blues need to dig deep and put in a performance that will dump the reigning European champions out of the competition. With Chelsea struggling at home - they have failed to win their last four matches at Stamford Bridge - supporters are not hopeful.
In their favour, though, is a rule change from two years ago that means all is not lost even if Real open the scoring in the second leg and make it 3-0 on aggregate. In previous years that would have meant Chelsea would have to score four unanswered goals to progress with extra time and penalties out of the equation.
