Felipe Scolari was 12-years-old the last time Chelsea lost at Fratton Park and the current side were never in danger as the opening day score was repeated.
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Making history with a first Champions League Final appearance, Chelsea lost out on penalties to Manchester United after a penalty shootout concluded an enthralling 120 minutes of football at the Luzhniki Stadium.
The title race will go to the final day after a merited win. Two second-half goals - a Michael Ballack header and a Florent Malouda shot - did the job, the Blues also striking woodwork through John Terry.
Three points don't really come much more important than this. A Michael Ballack double, the first a header just before the interval, the second a penalty has kept the title race alive.
Drama in the final seconds sends Chelsea back to Stamford Bridge with an away goal and the tie all square after John Arne Riise turns Salomon Kalou's cross into his own net.
Chelsea ground out a narrow victory at Everton thanks to a first-half Michael Essien goal, which takes us to within two points of Manchester United in the Premier League title race.
Chelsea ground out a narrow victory at Everton thanks to a first-half Michael Essien goal, which takes us to within two points of Manchester United in the Premier League title race.
Chelsea will play in the semi-finals of the Champions League for the fourth time in five seasons thanks to an early goal from Michael Ballack and a late one from Frank Lampard.
A third straight league win has successfully placed pressure on Middlesbrough-bound Man United for tomorrow after an own-goal and a Salomon Kalou strike sealed three away points.
On the balance of chances created, Chelsea should be bringing a lead back to London but instead, we have suffered our first defeat in this season's competition after letting a lead slip.
Ricardo Carvalho's first goal of the season was enough for victory although Chelsea were almost made to pay for missed chances as Middlesbrough hit woodwork three times late on.
Chelsea are up to second place in the table after coming through a stern test, fighting back to win after going a goal down in the second-half. Didier Drogba was the man with the goals.
Another vital three points on the road to keep the pressure up at the top, but not before the Blues survived a strong second-half test from Sunderland, the home team reacting well after going behind to a John Terry header.
Chelsea suffered a massive shock to the system in Saturday tea-time's match in Yorkshire, going down to a second-half goal against a spirited side from the Championship.
Another Didier Drogba cup final goal was not enough as Chelsea allowed Tottenham to come from behind and take the Carling Cup with an extra-time winner.