Chelsea vs Porto-2nd leg, live stream, team news, predictions

Chelsea vs Porto-2nd leg in Champions League 2020-21 is one of the most anticipated games of the year. Live stream, team news, and predictions are available here. Two of the most prolific teams in European Cup history will play in 2nd leg of the quarter-final on Wednesday.

Chelsea has an advantage of two away goals which will certainly help them to qualify for the semi-finals of the Uefa Champions League. However, Porto surely has all the guns to make a comeback in this fixture. Mason Mount is the key figure in the Tuchels system, he is the linking point between attack and midfield. He scored a massive goal in the first leg.

Live Stream:

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Fixture Info:

Game: Chelsea vs Porto-2nd leg
Date: 4/14/2021
Time: 12:00 am PST
Location: London, UK

Predictions:

Chelsea vs Porto-2nd leg(2-1)

Team News:

Chelsea: After a mistake from Jesus Corona, Chilwell topped off a controlled effort from Thomas Tuchel’s side with the game’s second penalty, and Chelsea are comfortably in charge of the tie ahead of the second leg this week. Chelsea has advanced eight times in the past ten times they have taken the first leg of a Champions League knockout tie. The best answer to their thrashing at the hands of West Bromwich Albion was a resounding triumph over the Portuguese giants, and Chelsea also returned to winning ways in the Premier League at the weekend, with Kai Havertz inspiring the Blues to a 4-1 derby victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday evening.

🛬 Arrived! 📍 Seville #CHEPOR pic.twitter.com/c37CrNnCNG

— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) April 12, 2021

Porto: Porto won their fifth league game in a row thanks to goals from Mehdi Taremi and Toni Martinez. However, they are only five points behind leaders Sporting Lisbon, and the Os Dragoes could be expected to play a season without Champions League football if Benfica manages to usurp them in the coming weeks. Furthermore, Porto has only won one of their 20 Champions League knockout matches away from home, but that figure isn’t entirely relevant in COVID days, and their record against English teams is also dismal, with five losses and two draws in their last seven encounters.