Where was that Chelsea in the first leg? The Blues' attempts may have been in vain, but the team's efforts showed everything Chelsea wants the world to know they're about.
It was an incredible transformation from the scenes at Stamford Bridge less than a week ago. The Blues presented a fierce pressing front that relentless closed Real Madrid's stars down throughout the evening. Thomas Tuchel was plenty animated from the off, with just a hint of suspicion that he really fancied a comeback at the Bernabeu.
Mason Mount kicked things off with a stunning strike in the first half before Antonio Rudiger's header filled Chelsea with confidence in the second period. Marcos Alonso had Tuchel breathing a huge sigh of relief when he bagged a third before VAR ruled it out for handball.
