It was a moment of supreme quality that broke the deadlock after 32 minutes, though, as Mason Mount scored his first Champions League goal. AdvertisementAdvertisementIn doing so, Mount became the youngest player to score a Champions League knockout stage goal for Chelsea. Great composure from the Chelsea left-back as he breaks through and rounds the keeper before slotting home 🙌A MASSIVE goal! The second leg will be held in the same stadium in Sevilla next Tuesday when Chelsea will be the ‘home side’. MORE : Thomas Tuchel explains why Thiago Silva was dropped for Chelsea’s Champions League quarter-final first leg against PortoMORE : Michael Essien rates Chelsea as Champions League contenders under Thomas TuchelFollow Metro Sport across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Source: Metro April 07, 2021 20:48 UTC