Graham Potter was an emotional wreck on the sidelines at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday evening. Those who questioned the 47-year-old's passion were left rather surprised with what they saw from the Chelsea head coach.
The Champions League got the better of Potter's emotions. And it's understandable. The Blues went into the second-leg trailing by a goal after Dortmund won 1-0 in west Germany a few weeks before.
Chelsea, in typical style this season, dominated the opening exchanges, albeit with a spell of Dortmund control in there as well, but were unable to break the deadlock. However, two minutes before half-time, Raheem Sterling smashed the ball into the back of the net to send Stamford Bridge into ecstasy.
