Legia will be disappointed after that, especially after the second half. They looked to have put themselves ina great position to get something from the tie but they fluffed their lines after the break.

The Polish side were not helped by the absence of a couple of key players but they'r pressure in the final seconds of the match showed they had more to give.

The Englishman has faced his fair share of negative headlines after a string of poor performances but his display against Legia is a timely reminder of his ability.

Sancho had a pass accuracy of 96 per cent, created five chances and had two assists.

Game, set and probably the match! Chelsea run out 3-0 winners after an impressive second-half display in Warsaw. The Blues made heavy work of it before the break but after a telling off from their manager - and a couple of changes - they were reborn.

Should we read anything into how they improved after Palmer left the pitch? Probably not. For now, we'll just focus on the commanding position they've put themselves in!

Three more minutes to find a fourth. I'd back Chelsea to have one more chance at the very least. The difference in their performance in the second half has been truly remarkable.

Jorgensen has had nothing to do all game but when he was called upon, he completed the task brilliantly. The Chelsea stopper was forced into action after Legia had a strike on goal deep into the Chelsea area/.

Jorgensen sprang to his left side to palm the shot away for a corner.

Just 25 seconds separated Nkunku's miss from the spot and Madueke's second of the night. It's been a mad few minutes in Warsaw. Chelsea immediately kicked into gear after the miss and had the ball on the left with Sancho.

The winger, who has been superb in the second half, delivered a low cross into the area that Madueke tapped into the net.

It's a poor penalty from Nkunku! The Frenchman is really struggling for confidence at the minute.

The penalty is finally given after a lengthy VAR check. It looks like it was given for the second foul on Dewsbury-Hall.