Champions League drama: When the group stage got interesting

A glimmer of hope for Chelsea's Champions League dream

Wednesday 05 December 2012 08:07 EST

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Chelsea host Nordsjaelland tonight with their Champions League hopes hanging by a thread. The Blues' face an uphill task at Stamford Bridge, but they can take hope from these remarkable Champions League turnarounds.

The final matchday of the group stage is often a stale affair, as clubs, who are already qualified, put out second-string sides. But sometimes, just sometimes, miracles do happen...

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Champions League drama: When the group stage got interesting

A glimmer of hope for Chelsea's Champions League dream