Atletico Madrid beat Chelsea 3-1 in a spectacular performance at Stamford Bridge to advance to the Champions League final, where they'll meet their rivals Real Madrid. After a lackluster 0-0 draw first leg of the semifinal, both teams came out with
Chelsea, which was bidding to reach its second final in three years, will now turn its attention to a dying grasp at the Premier League title while ruing a defensive breakdown against Atlético that came at the worst time. The Blues, who forged a
Chelsea held Atlético Madrid to a goalless draw in a cagey first leg at the Calderón, and we'll almost certainly see as cautious a game in the reverse fixture at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday.
Atlético Madrid came from a goal behind to down Chelsea 3-1 at Stamford Bridge, setting up a Madrid derby Champions League final.
José Mourinho has named six defenders in his starting lineup as Chelsea host Atlético Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League semifinal.