Kieran.

Terry is and always will be my favorite Chelsea player.

Chelsea FC 6 - 1 QPR POST-MATCH DISCUSSION & ANALYSIS Sunday 29 April 2012 Premier League Stamford Bridge - 1330 KO

Yep, we played them in the quarterfinals of the Champions League in 2004-05. It was a brilliant matchup; I believe it finished 6-5 on agg. My favorite Drogba header was in the 2ng leg, found at 1:40 in this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etKJm7i0K6I

It's worth a shot, I think the clubs will talk to UEFA.

"What happened?"

One of my favorite players in the squad for a while now, I'm glad he's starting to get some praise. He was vital in both legs. Lampard and Mikel have made quite the duo.

That's terrible. This has left a horrible taste in my mouth; paired with Ivanovic's reaction and Meireles begging to not be booked.

WTF

LMAO!

Pepe should be off.

What a game this is!

Horrible defending...

Very harsh on Alaba there...

This is the last game of his suspension.

I think that's wishful thinking.

Interested in our CB pairing...Terry and Bosingwa?

Chelsea FC vs QPR PRE-MATCH DISCUSSION Sunday 29 April 2012 Premier League Stamford Bridge - 1330 KO

Cahill 'praying' over injury Gary Cahill is praying that the injury he picked up at Barcelona will not keep him out of the UEFA Champions League final. "I just pray the scan's all right" The England international was forced off early on at the Camp Nou, with the game still goalless, when he hurt his hamstring. With John Terry sent off and Branislav Ivanovic booked, meaning both are now suspended, Cahill will definitely start the final in Munich on May 19th if fit. "I'm hoping it's not as bad as we first thought," he told Sky Sports News. "I just felt a pop in my hamstring. "But it's high up, which they tell me is probably better than it being right in the middle. "I just pray the scan's all right." Agony Cahill admitted he and Terry went through agony watching the game on television. "I was devastated that I had no more part to play in the game and, when I looked up and saw JT come through the door, I'll be honest, I probably feared the worst," he said. "But the lads were absolutely outstanding, the way they stuck together and ground out the result. It was amazing. Phenomenal, absolutely phenomenal. "I was about four times more nervous than playing, watching the game, just in the changing room praying that it would go all right and, luckily, in the end it did." Having seen Lionel Messi smash the crossbar with a penalty and also hit the post in the second half, Cahill and Terry's victory jig began when Fernando Torres came off the bench to score the tie's clinching goal. "Unbelievable, watching it on the screens," Cahill said. "We nearly took the roof off when that went in." http://www1.skysport...ing-over-injury

This is very difficult. Drogba, Cahill, Luiz, Mata, Mikel, Lampard, Cech, Cole, Bosingwa are locks to start, barring injury. If Torres' form picks up, perhaps he gets a start too. Malouda could start on the left; his understanding with Cole is very good. Lots of factors, it's hard to predict.

I've already forgiven him.

You can't be offside in your own half.

It almost feels as if we've won the final, tbh.

Four shots on goal over the two legs, three goals.

Bayern have seven or eight players on yellows, plus they are a considerably weaker side than Madrid.

Ashley's been SO good...