Although the game is taking place in a neutral venue, it is a home fixture for Chelsea, and so we have produced a programme with all the usual features and exclusive content.

There’s an interview with Mason Mount, whose goal in the first leg set us on the way to a 2-0 victory in Seville. He talks about a whirlwind two years in his career and explains why work rate is as important in his game as technique.

‘I always looked at the other side of the game,’ he tells us, ‘because my dad would say, “You don’t want to be a luxury Number 10. They’re going out the game. You want to be someone that can do the attacking side of it, but also the defensive side.” That’s what the modern game is like – you’ve got to work hard to win the ball back as well. I’ve always welcomed that and really tried hard to bring it into my game, and people have obviously recognised that, which is a positive.

‘It’s not just about running around – it’s using your brain to work out the right time to press, understanding the right triggers, so that if one of your team-mates goes, then you follow him up, and that’s how it works. You’ve got to be clever with it.’

Thomas Tuchel and Cesar Azpilicueta reflect on the first leg and look ahead to the challenge in the second game, while Emma Hayes updates us on the latest from the Chelsea Women camp, and Andy Myers and Ed Brand review the action for the development squad and the Under-18s.

There’s also an exclusive interview with a familiar face from days gone by as Paul Furlong relives our Cup Winners’ Cup quarter-final thriller against Club Brugge in 1995.

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