Chelsea are through to their third straight Champions League quarter-final after overcoming a first-leg one goal deficit to knock Borussia Dortmund out of the competition. In what was dubbed Graham Potter’s biggest match as Chelsea manager, his side secured the vital victory at Stamford Bridge.
Focus now turns to who Chelsea could face in the quarter-finals as this season’s European journey continues. The last-eight is where Europe’s biggest club competition becomes really interesting, as many of the continent’s powerhouses clash in spectacular fashion.
This was the stage Thomas Tuchel’s side reached last season, as the holders were beaten by eventual winners Real Madrid 5-4 after extra-time. Excitement can now begin to grip west London about a potential repeat of the 2020/21 campaign, when they beat Manchester City to claim the ultimate crown.
