Chelsea back in control
After their opening two group stage matches – a defeat to Dinamo Zagreb and a draw at home to Red Bull Salzburg – and a change of head coach, Chelsea's chances of reaching the Champions League knockout stages appeared slim. Now they sit top of Group E and know victory in Salzburg in two weeks' time will see them through as group winners.
It's a dramatic turnaround achieved by Graham Potter and his players – and they have done it the hard way by beating AC Milan, the Serie A champions, home and away. Last week's victory over the Rosssineri at Stamford Bridge was impressive as it sent a statement that Chelsea, despite all the upheaval of recent months, could still produce on the biggest stage.
