Chelsea 0-2 Real Madrid Highlights: Rodrygo scores twice as RMA enters Champions League semifinals

Rea Madrid emulate its first-leg result with another 2-0 win over Chelsea, moving into the semifinals with a 4-0 win on aggregate over Lampard’s side.

Real Madrid looks to end the game with another goal but Vinicius loses control in the final third.

Mudryk tries to steal the ball off Modric but ends up conceding a foul and the referee penalises him with a yellow card.

Mudryk makes a run along the left flank with the ball, beats the defence and shoots, However, his shot is just wide.

Mudryk tries to march up the pitch with a dribble past Nacho but ends up fouling the Spaniard as Chelsea continues to look for a reply in this contest.

Unlike the last clash between the sides at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea, despite having created numerous chances, has failed to score a single goal while Real has established utter dominance with its counter-attacking abiity.

Valverde catches Mudryk napping as he receives Vinicius’ pass. He gets into the box, draws Kepa towards him and then passes it to Rodrygo to just tap it in. Great play by Real Madrid.

Vinicius goes for a solo hero run here with a darting run from the midfield into the Chelsea box, with two Chesea defenders behind him. Chalobah, however, catches him finally before he could take a shot and Chelsea evade another chance of conceding a goal.

Real Madrid is attacking with direct passing this time with Modric passing to Valverde who switches play with a long ball to Vinicius. The Brazilian fails to find a space past the blue wall and gets the bal to Tchouameni, whose shot is eventually cleared by Chelsea.

Aurelien Tchouameni replaces Karim Benzema as the striker transfers the captain’s armband to fellow veteran Modric.

Havertz turns and tries to pass and falls down in the process with Modric just behind him. Stamford Bridge roars appealing for a penalty but the referee is not interested. In the replay, it is clear that there was nothing to rule for a spot-kick there.

In: Joao Felix, Raheem Sterlin and Mykhailo Mudryk

Out: Conor Gallagher, Enzo Fernandez and Marc Cucurella

Chelsea decides to make an instant impact and Enzo shoots on target with his left foot. But Courtois meets it with equal quality to stop the hit.

Real Madrid attacks on the counter with Rodrygo carrying the ball along the right flank and beating his marker. He crosses for Benzema but the ball ends up to Vinicius. The Brazilian takes all his time to find a space for Rodrygo to pass as the latter taps in to score.

Havertz makes a good run to the Chelsea box and tries a shot. However, Militao intervenes just when he takes the shot, denying him the pace.

Chalobah gets to the ball and Militao gets behind him and eventually ends up fouling him. Lampard insists for a card, which would see him off but the referee keeps his cards in his pocket.

Havertz crosses fromthe right and after a touch off Gallangher, the ball falls for Kante who shoots on target. But Militao is on the way to make a crucial bock and deny a goal to Chelsea.

Reece James and Camavinga try to get to the ball at the same time and the Real full-back goes down after a late challenge by James. The Chelsea played gets into the book.

Kroos takes the free-kick which is headed out by Chalobah for a Real corner. But Ancelotti’s side fails to make the most of the corner as the kick is easily cleared by Chelsea.

Vinicius gets the ball and delays the release to almost earn a foul after Fofana tries to get the ball. Free-kick to Real MADRID.

Rudiger replaces Alaba in the second home as he marks his return to his former home, as club where he won this competition two years ago.

After a goalless first-half, it is Real Madrid that remains ahead with a two-goal lead on aggregate.

Reece James delivers a lovely cross from the right and every Madrid defender misses it as it ends up to Cucurella. His shot is saved by Courtois in what was a certain goal.

Valverde decides to become the lone wolf as he carries the ball from the midfield into the Chelsea box. As he is surrounded by blue shirts, he gives a lobbed cross for Benzema on his left and the Frenchman shoots just beyond the net.

Modric delivers a wonderful cross from the right for Vinicius in the centre. But Fofana makes a life-saving tackle in the last second to deny a third goal for Real on aggregate.

Chelsea is trying to exploit the right flank continuously and Kante and James combine again but Camavinga gets the better of them for a Chelsea corner. Cucurella takes the corner but the ball lands into the gloves of Courtois eventually.

Kante and Reece James combine to attack along the right flank and James drives in a low cross towards the centre and Alaba comes to Real’s rescue to intercept and clear.

Real Madrid decides to attack against the run of play with Rodrygo making a run from the midfield. But Cucurella makes a tackle to stop that attack and takes one for the team -- a yellow card, the second booking of the game.

Modric makes a run behind the defence beats his marker and shoots with his right foot, forcing a save by Kepa.

Time for Chelsea to attack. Havertz and Reece James combine for an overlap after srugging off Camavinga and the bal eventually lands to Cucurella. But his cross is too long for Havertz on the right wing.

Brilliant overlap by Madrid and Vinicius gets the ball from a Rodrygo pass as he shoots on target forcing a save by Kepa.

Gallagher catches Carvajal as the Spaniard was trying to run along the right wing and Chelsea gets possession back immediately and starts on the attack again.

While the free-kick comes to nothing. Chelsea keeps attack with Cucurella making a run along the left flank and his cross, once blocked falls for Thiago Silva who shoots on the volley. The ball lands safely in the gloves of Courtois.

Gallager gets a pass to Havertz and Militao tries to get to the ball first and catches Havertz in the process to get the first yellow card of the game.

Camavinga tries to clear the ball and gets caught in the follow-up of Reece James. He goes down in pain but is eventually back to his feet.

Modric gets the ball rolling from the midfield, passes it to Rodrygo to his right. The Brazilian crosses to the centre for Benzema but Chelsea makes a timely interception.

Gallagher gets to the ball and tries to start an attack. The ball moves to Cucurella who crosses from the left and the ball goes out for a Chelsea throw-in after a block by Real.

Chalobah starts an attack, threads a through ball for Havertz, who crosses it wide. Kante misses it but Reece James gets to it late and fails to get complete control as the ball goes out of play.

The positive news for Chelsea fans here would be the fact that most of the football so far has been played in the Real Madrid half. The press is working so far but there has been no results to show for it.

Real Madrid makes Havertz but his touch sees the ball fall for Kante in front of goal but the midfieder strikes off target as Lampard raises his hands in regret. What a chance that was!

Chelsea’s pressure forces Real to sequester in its box. Camavinga delays to clear the ball as Enzo catches up but somehow the Frenchman makes sure to get the ball out of danger.

Cucurella has started for Chilwell who got the first direct red card of his career when he pulled Carvajal to deny what looked like a clear goal scoring chance to the referee.

Camavinga tries to march up the pitch with a wuick run but Kante fouls him in the middle of the park after which Real takes a wuick free-kick.

Thiago Silva tries to clear the ball before it got to Benzema and the Frenchman looks to have hurt himself, around his heel. But he is bacl on his feet.

Real tries to steal the ball off Chelsea as Fofana gets the ball and passes it back to the goalkeeper. The Brazilian was relentless in the first leg at Santiago Bernabeu.

Real Madrid has absorbed the early pressure from Chelsea so far and is dominating possession at the back as Mo[dric looks for gaps in the midfield to start an attack.

The Champions League match between Chelsea and Real Madrid in underway in London! Chelsea, in blue, starts from left to right while Real, in white, starts from the other end.

The players walk out of the tunnel with claps and cheers from every corner of the Stamford Bridge. Here’s a chance for Lampard to make a mark on his reign as interim manager this time. Ancelotti, on the other hand, will look to seal the deal at his old home for Real this time.

Benzema becomes the fifth player to make 150 Champions League appearances, getting on the list with Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Iker Casillas and Xavi.

Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid manager:

We’re good. We’re motivated as always. These are all important games. We have to have a very complete game.

Ninety minutes remain and in this type of competition anything can happen. We’ll be ready to play at our best.

We’re not thinking that it’s easy. That’s the opposite of what we think. I know this competition well. I know what can happen in football.

Last year, we thought the second leg would be the most difficult game, and we had the advantage (Real won 3-1 at Stamford Bridge in the first leg). Then what happened, happened. We want to struggle less tomorrow.

Frank Lampard, Chelsea manager:

We’re not where we want to be. I think the word ‘broken’ is a bit much. The league position is reality and we are 2-0 down (against real). We have to work against that, I don’t think anything that happens tomorrow will be better than when we won the Champions League (in 2012).

It’s down to us as a team to play with desire and know-how to turn this game around. I’ve been here too many times on a Champions League night not to understand that the atmosphere is going to be great. It is down to us to engage the crowd.

What will be, will be after tomorrow. Every game is an opportunity to win games ... an opportunity to get back to winning. Every game is and should be a huge game.

Real Madrid sticks to its usual 4-3-3 formation with Benzema leading the attack while Lampard’s Chelsea starts with a 3-5-2 shape with Kai Havertz as the sole striker and Conor Gallgher starting in the No. 10 position.

Despite losing the match 2-3, Real Madrid won the match 5-4 on aggregate with Karim Benzema scored the winner in the 96th minute.

Eduardo Camavinga has started 23 times for Real Madrid in all competitions so far in 2023, six more starts already than in all 2022 for the club.

Chelsea: Kepa; James, Thiago Silva, Fofana, Chalobah, Cucurella; Kovacic, Gallagher, Kanté, Enzo Fernández; Havertz.

Real Madrid: Courtois; Carvajal, Militao, Alaba, Camavinga; Kroos, Modric, Fede Valverde; Rodrygo, Benzema, Vinicius.

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti’s return to Chelsea evokes warm memories of one of the finest ever Premier League sides, which he led to the club’s first ever league and FA Cup double in 2010 -- they were halcyon days in stark contrast to the Blues’ recent slump.

The Italian’s Chelsea side featured big characters including Didier Drogba, John Terry, Michael Ballack and Lampard himself, and they racked up 7-0, 7-1 and 8-0 triumphs at the Bridge as they strolled to domestic glory.

Chelsea’s current expensively-assembled hodgepodge of players lacks both the leadership and quality of that group, as was laid painfully bare in their defeat at the Santiago Bernabeu last week.

Despite not being first choice -- or second, or third -- for the job, Ancelotti was chosen as a safe pair of hands at Madrid and helped win the Spanish title last season.

Like Zidane before him, is showing excellent man management is a vital skill for Los Blancos coaches -- although not the only one, as he was at pains to point out.

“I am ‘fantastic’ at managing but there are other things, because this team is well-trained,” said Ancelotti before the first leg. “If we win the Copa del Rey, we will have won every title possible in two years and there are teams who won’t win that in their whole lives.”

Ancelotti has kept squad players like Dani Ceballos, Nacho Fernandez and Asensio both hungry and helpful, with the latter netting again at Cadiz at the weekend.

The 63-year-old has lifted the trophy six times, twice as a player, and four times in the dug-out and recently observed he is approaching his 1,300th game as a coach.

His experience and stability are in stark contrast to Chelsea’s haphazard project, and on Tuesday they may help him highlight chasms where he once left silverware and memories.

When and where will Chelsea vs Real Madrid be played?

The Champions League quarterfinal between Chelsea and Real Madrid will be played at Stamford Bridge. The match is scheduled for a 12:30 am kick-off IST on April 19.

Where or how can I watch Chelsea vs Real Madrid?

The Champions League quarterfinal second leg between Real Madrid and Chelsea will be telecast live on Sony Ten 2 SD and HD.

Where can I live stream Chelsea vs Real Madrid?

The Champions League quarterfinal between Real Madrid and Chelsea can be live streamed on Sony LIV.