Posted on Monday, 23rd April 2012 by Clark Crosby
What a night at Stamford Bridge! Roberto Di Matteo’s brave Chelsea lions defeated Pep Guardiola’s majestic Barcelona side by virtue of a solitary Didier Drogba strike bang on half time. …
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