Champions League: Chelsea v PSG - in pictures

The Chelsea faithful will be hoping that come May 24th Frank Lampard's hands will once again be clasped around the Champions League trophy Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Though with Paris Saint-Germain leading 3-1 from the first leg, the smart money says that it's more likely them, rather than Chelsea that will be in the one step further down the road to Lisbon. It's quite a task for The Blues as only twice in two years have PSG been beaten by two clear goals or more Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

John Terry and Thiago Silva lead the teams out Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Frank Lamapard outjumps Marco Verratti during a pretty frantic start in the middle of the park. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Chelsea start to harry PSG, here their keeper Salvatore Sirigu is closed down and then bundled over by Samuel Eto'o Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

As the first half canters along the visitors start to look quite comfortable but Cavani spurns a good chance for PSG to put this tie to bed when he slams a free-kick from a good position, into the Chelsea wall Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

How costly that free-kick might be as just after the half-hour mark Chelsea take the lead. There's a long throw from the right, which David Luíz flicks on, and Andre Schurrle sidefoots in from eight yards Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Job half-done, Chelsea need one more to go through Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Cavani attempts to bring the ball under control as PSG attempt to get back in the game. Half-time score Chelsea 1-0 PSG Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

The PSG players come together for a team huddle before the second half starts Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Lucas falls over John Terry's outstretched leg, the ref tells the PSG player to get up and get on with it Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Chelsea have had the better chances in the second half, Andre Schurrle's pile driver of a shot smacks against the woodwork Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Then a couple of minutes later a free-kick from Oscar cannons off the bar too Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho rushes to get the ball back into play Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

David Luiz gets stuck in Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Demba Ba comes on for Frank Lampard, much to the disappointment of Thiago Silva Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Then with three minutes to go Ba disappoints the whole PSG team and their fans when he scoops the ball home from six yards out and then wheels away in celebration. Chelsea are in the lead on away goals! Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardi

Pandemonium as the players and fans celebrate. Jose Mourinho pegs it down half the pitch to issue tactics for the remaining few minutes to preserve their lead Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Heartbreak for Edinson Cavani and the rest of the PSG players Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Chelsea withstand a few half hearted PSG's attacks in the remaining minutes and then the final whistle goes, a famous victory for Chelsea Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Two of Jose Mourinho's "real strickers" celebrate Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Jallet is devastated. Final score: Chelsea 2-0 Paris Saint-Germain
Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian