Chelsea face undoubtedly the biggest game of their season on Tuesday evening as they welcome Real Madrid to Stamford Bridge, less than a week after being beaten 2-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu.
A place in the Champions League semi-final against Manchester City or Bayern Munich awaits the winner of the tie. Los Blancos have a two-goal advantage at the moment following goals either side of half-time from Karim Benzema and Marco Asensio in the first-leg in the Spanish capital.
Going into the game, Chelsea are on a dire run of form. Frank Lampard took the interim job earlier this month and has only taken charge of three matches so far but has seen his side lose every single one of those. So trying to overturn a two-goal deficit against the reigning European champions looks like an almost-impossible job but Chelsea will be hoping they can use the Stamford Bridge crowd to their advantage under the lights in west London.
