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UEFAChampions League pits Chelsea
against PSG, Madrid against Dortmund

Nathan McMahon
SPORTS EDITOR

This week saw the first leg oftwo
quarterfinal matchups, both ending in
very intriguing results.

The first leg match between Paris
Saint—Germain (PSG) and Chelsea was
played in Paris where PSG came away with
a definitive 3—1 result.

It was a very equal match for 90
minutes where it was 2-1 with Chelsea

looking hopeful with an away goal to take
back to Stamford Bridge.

Sloppy defending was the
problem as both of the Chelsea goals
could have been prevented. 'lhe same can
be said about the final dagger goal as Iavier
Pastore split two Chelsea defenders on the
end line and slotted a smartly hit finish on
the near post from a tight angle.

Jose Mourinho was very unhappy
with his side’s performance and called the
last goal a joke.

Chelsea looks unlikely to advance

to the semifinals with a two goal deficit it
their defense cannot slow down a PSG
that did not even have Zlatan to add to
the attack.

The other quarterfinal Of the week
was between Real Madrid and Borussia
Dortmund with Madrid looking to avenge
last season’s semifinal defeat to Dortmund.

Madrid has sprinted to a 3-0 lead
after the first leg and will head to Germany
for the second leg.

Dortmund was missing their
top striker Lewandowski, but Madrid

was not to be stopped. Gareth Bale
continued his scorching form with a
goal in the third minute followed by
lscO scoring again in the 27th minute.

Cristian Ronaldo was not be to
left off the stat sheet with a second half
goal to finish Off the scoring as he tied
Messi's single season record.

This is another result that is
unlikely to change in the second leg
as Madrid continues its dominating
Champions League run this season and
looking like a favorite.