Chelsea v Atlético Madrid: Champions League last 16, second leg – live!

Elsewhere in the Champions League: Holders Bayern Munich have breezed in the last eight, beating Lazio by the odd goal of three on the night, to win the tie 6-2 on aggregate.

Hakim Ziyech speaks: “We had some difficult moments in the game but I think most of the time we had it under control,” he tells BT Sport’s Des Kelly. Asked about his first goal at Stamford Bridge, he says “it was an important one and I had to wait a long time for it.”

The perfect counter-attack? “Yeah, we take the ball good from midfield … we use Timo in space and … yeah, he had a good delivery and it was a good finish.”

JHe’s a man of few words is Hakim and he looks like he’d rather be anywhere else.

A quick recap: Atletico Madrid had a strong penalty shout turned down before Chelsea took the lead on the night through Kai Havertz. Despite squandering several chances they failed to add to their tally until the knockings of added time, when Emerson, just on as a substitute, rifled the ball home.

Atletico’s effort over two legs was fairly pitiful and perhaps indicative of the trouble in which Spanish football currently finds itself. Any lingering hopes they had of rescuing this tie evaporated with the harsh but fair dismissal of Stefan Svaic, but in truth they looked a busted flush long before the Montenegrin saw red. Chelsea were vastly superior in almost every department and thoroughly deserve their place in Friday’s quarter-finals draw.

Peep! Peep! Peeeeeeeep! Chelsea join Liverpool and Manchester City in the quarter-finals of the CHampions League after an aggressive, thoroughly professional performance against a hugely disappointing Atletico Madrid side.

Emerson scores with his first touch! Kante wins the ball and sends Pulisic clear. He plays the ball wide and left, whereupon Emerson smashes a low drive home. In the stands, Thiago Silva celebrates like Chelsea have just won the Champions League.

90+4 min: Chelsea double-substitution: Kai Havertz and Marcos Alonso off, Ben Chilwell and Emerson on.

90+3 min: Edouard Mendy is called into action again, doing well to keep out a Joao Felix shot on the turn.

89 min: Llorente sprints and tries to pull the ball across the face of goal from the byline but Mendy blocks it.

88 min: Kante charges through the centre before playing the ball left to Callum Hudson-Odoi. He jinks and tries to buy a yard for a shot, but his effort is blocked.

87 min: Reece James gets on the ball on the right flank, receiving a pass from Pulisic. Unable to get a cross in, he turns and plays it backwards. That’ll do, as Chelsea run down the clock.

86 min: Chelsea substitution a couple of minutes ago: Callum Hudson-Odoi is on for Timo Werner.

84 min: Very unhappy at being dismissed, Stefan Savic makes the long walk off the pitch, under the stand and through the car-park to the temporary away dressing-rooms in the Stamford Bridge health club. It’s a long way – he might have calmed down by the time he gets there.

81 min: The Atletico defender is shown a straight red for an elbow into the chest of Antonio Rudiger. That’s technically correct but harsh, in my

humble
opinion. Rudiger went down like he’d been poleaxed by a police truncheon.

79 min: Free-kick for Atletico, about 40 yards from the Chelsea goal. Lemar floats the ball towards the edge of the penalty area, where Timo Werner heads clear. Atletico retain possession, the ball’s played to Joao Felix with his back to goal. He turns and his shoots and his effort takes a vicious deflection off Azpilicueta, before screwing narrowly wide of the far post.

77 min: Chelsea substitution: Hakim Ziyech off after one of his better appearances in a Chelsea shirt, Christian Pulisic on.

76 min: Joao Felix has a shot-come-cross from a tight angle blocked by Edouard Mendy and N’Golo Kante – who else – is on hand to clear up.

75 min: They could, however, do with another goal to put this tie to bed. They won’t get one, however, if Hakim Ziyech keeps over-hitting crosses and sending them sailing high and wide of the Atletico goal.

74 min: A mix-up between Hermoso and Oblak results in a panicked clearance from Jose Maria Gimenez. If anything, Diego Simeone’s substitutions and tactical tweaks have made his team worse, not better. Chelsea are in complete control of this game.

71 min: The camera cuts to Thiago Silva in the stands, where he is dressed in his civvies roaring at his team-mates, giving instructions and gesticulating furiously in the managerial style.

69 min: Atletico substitution: Kieran Trippier off, Thomas Lemar on. Marcos Llorente moves back into defence.

68 min: “Is there three of Kante on the pitch tonight?” asks Glenn Hoddle, who is on joint co-comms duty for BT Sport. There isn’t, but it looks like there might be – he’s everywhere.

66 min: There’s a break in play as Kurt Zouma receives treatment for an injury. He hobbles to the sideline before returning to action.

64 min: Atletico look a beaten docket and have offered surprisingly little tonight, but if they can muster a goal from somewhere it would be “game on” in a big way.

63 min: A Kieran Trippier corner is headed clear at the near post.

62 min: Timo Werner clips the crossbar with a rising sahot from a tight angle after attempting to turn Gimenez inside-out. He should have crossed to Ziyech, who was in acres of space.

60 min: Jose Maria Gimenez gets booked for a rather over-exuberant attempt to win the ball back after he’d lost it with a heavy touch.

59 min: Atletico substitution: Angel Correa on for Luis Suarez, who has had one of his quieter nights. He’s hardly had a kick, unless you count several he got from Kurt Zouma and Antonio Rudiger.

58 min: Nothing comes from the corner, but despite being in need of two goals Atletico are struggling to get a foot on the ball.

57 min: Jan Oblak tips a curled effort from Hakim Ziyech over the cross-bar. Reece James, again, was the provider. He, Ziyech and N’Golo Kante have been outstanding for Chelsea tonight.

54 min: Atletico Madrid substitution: Moussa Demeble, a Janiuary signing from Lyon, on for the utterly ineffective Yannick Carrasco.

53 min: Hakim Ziyech has a shot from outside the are blocked by Saul Niguez. The ball breaks to Rudiger, who sets himself before fizzing a shot narrowly wide of the left upright.

50 min: Atletico try to build from the back, their sense of urgency increasing with every passing minute. Saul Niguez gets booked for a foul on Kai Havertz after Joao Felix had given the ball away.

49 min: Jan Oblak gets down quickly at his near post to stop a shot from a narrow angle by Timo Werner. It’s a corner for Chelsea, which Koke clears.

47 min: Reece James gets his first cross of the second half into the penalty area, where Kieran Trippier boots clear. Luis Suarez tries to control it, only to get knee in the back – well, backside – from Kurt Zouma, who claims he got the ball.

46 min: Play resumes and Atletico have made a change. Mario Hermoso comes on for the already-booked left-back Renan Lodi and the Spanish side switch to a back three. Yaniick Carrasco now has the task of marking Reece James, who made mince-meat of Lodi in the first half.

An email: “That non-penalty award on Azpilicueta could be even more significant because not only would Atletico have the chance to score from the spot, Azpilicueta would have been sent off,” writes Ben Chapman. “He would have denied an obvious goal scoring opportunity without playing the ball, which is a red card both inside and outside the box.”

Elswhere in the Champions League: Bayern Munich look home and hosed in their match against Lazio. They lead 1-0 on the night through a Robert Lewandowski goal that has extended their aggregate lead to 5-1. Hard to see them losing that one!

Peep! There’s no added time and Chelsea go in for their half-time brew a goal up on the night and two up on aggregate. Hakim Ziyech scored the goal, combining with two fellow summer signings to score on the break. Atletico will feel hard done by and have every right to – they were denied what looked a clear penalty for a blatant Cesar Azpilicueta arm-grab on Yannick Carrasco.

44 min: Chelsea are filling their boots down the right flank, where Reece James and Cesar Azpilicueta easily have the better of Renan Lodi, who is getting little or no support from Yannick Carrasco and is also walking ye olde disciplinary tightrope after picking up a yellow card.

43 min: Chelsea win a corner on the back of an untidy scramble at the near post after Kai Havertz had got a cross in. Oblak punches the ensuing inswinger clear.

41 min: In what is good news for everyone involved, it’s probably worth noting that Chelsea goal means that whatever happens tonight, this tie will not be settled in extra time or with a penalty shoot-out.

38 min: Marcos Llorente sends a wonderul low cross flashing through the corridor of uncertainty in front of the Chelsea goal, but neither Luis Suarez nor Joao Felix are on hand to convert it. Reece James collects and clears at the far post.

36 min: A Kieran Trippier ball into the Chelsea box was cleared by N’Golo Kante, who played it downfield to Kai Havertz. Moving at lightning speed, he played Timo Werner in behind down the inside right and the German squared the ball for Hakim Ziyech at the far post. Having given Stefan Savic the slip, he fires the ball low and hard past Jan Oblak. The goalkeeper got something on it but couldn’t keep it out.

Chelsea take the lead! Chelsea double their overall lead with a goal on the break.

31 min: Renan Lodi is booked for a foul on Reece James over by the touchline, diving in late by the halfway line. He’ll be banned for Atletico’s next game, should they make it through to the quarter-finals.