Chelsea 2-0 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-1) Post Match Analysis| All English Champions League Final with City

Chelsea vs Real Madrid 2-0 post match Reaction & Highlight:Chelsea 2 Real Madrid 0 2021,Tuchel post match
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Chelsea set up an all-English Champions League final with Manchester City after beating Real Madrid 2-0 at Stamford Bridge in the semi-final second leg, going through 3-1 on aggregate.
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Timo Werner put Chelsea ahead (28), nodding into the empty net from under the crossbar after Kai Havertz's chip had hit the woodwork, before Real rode their luck as the hosts missed four big chances to double their lead in the opening 20 minutes of the second period.
Player ratings
Chelsea: Mendy (8); Christensen (7), Thiago Silva (7), Rudiger (8), Azpilicueta (7), Kante (8), Jorginho (7), Chilwell (7), Mount (7), Havertz (7), Werner (7)

Subs: Pulisic (7), James (NA), Ziyech (NA), Giroud (NA)

Real Madrid: Courtois (7); Nacho (5), Militao (4), Ramos (6), Mendy (5), Kroos (6), Modric (6), Casemiro (5), Hazard (4), Vinicius Junior (5), Benzema (6)

Subs: Valverde (5), Asensio (5), Rodrygo (NA), Mariano (NA)

Man of the match: N'Golo Kante
Full English: When is the Champions League final?
This year's final between Chelsea and Manchester City will take place in Istanbul on Saturday May 29.
How Chelsea booked ticket to Istanbul with another shut-out
Real Madrid needed to score in west London, giving former Chelsea favourite Eden Hazard, largely ineffective at his old home, just his second start in three months, but it was the hosts making most of the early moves.
Chelsea targeted the right side of Real's defence; Mount's cross-shot forced a save from Thibaut Courtois, another former Blues player, while Werner converted at close-range from Ben Chilwell's centre, only to be flagged offside. Only Jamie Vardy has been offside more times than Werner (36) for a Premier League side in all competitions this term.
Werner was involved in starting the move, holding up the ball well in a brilliant one-two with N'Golo Kante, who picked out Havertz in the box. Havertz's chip lifted over Courtois and hit the crossbar, but fell to Werner, who was in the right place at the right time to simply nod the ball over the line.

The hit-and-miss nature of Werner's debut season in England was epitomised just minutes later as Chelsea broke with men over, the Germany international picking the wrong pass, before Mendy had to be at his best again to tip over a Benzema header from Luka Modric's cross.

Forty-five minutes from a Champions League final, Chelsea just needed to keep another clean sheet, something they had become specialists at doing under Tuchel, registering 18 in his 24 games in charge.

But they came out looking to blow Real out in the second half with an attacking blitz
Team news
Eden Hazard started against his old club, only his second start for Real Madrid since January, and Sergio Ramos also returned from injury to make the XI, replacing the injured Raphael Varane.

Federico Valverde missed out from the start, and Marcelo dropped to the bench for Ferland Mendy.

Chelsea made one change from the first leg as Kai Havertz replaced Christian Pulisic.
After Edouard Mendy brilliantly kept Karim Benzema's goalbound, curling effort out with a fingertip save, Chelsea were soon celebrating the opener.

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