In pictures - Copenhagen v Chelsea in the Champions League

FC Copenhagen, tonight's hosts, held Barcelona to a draw earlier in this Champions League campaign, and their fans are hopeful they can stifle Chelsea's costly attack in similar fashion tonight Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images

Fernando Torres is partnering Nicolas Anelka up front tonight. He's still searching for his first Chelsea goal - and bold goalkeeping like this isn't doing him any favours Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images

Nor is the physical approach of Mathias Zanka Jorgensen Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images

Anelka, on the other hand, seems to be enjoying greater freedom Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images

After seizing a wayward pass from former Chelsea player Jesper Gronkjaer in the 17th minute, he rifles Chelsea into the lead with a shot which flies across the keeper's goal Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images

It's a bitterly cold evening in Copenhagen. Here, Michael Essien - wearing gloves, a snood and tights - tries to escape Groenkjaer Photograph: Keld Navntoft/AFP/Getty Images

Ancelotti looks rather hot-headed on the touchline Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images

Torres's continued profligacy won't be helping matters. The Spaniard has had several chances to score for the Blues, but has been foiled either by the goalkeeper or by timely clearances Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images

Wonder what Didier Drogba is making of this? Doubtless he's not too happy that he's been dropped to the bench. Apparently he's not even wearing his footy boots - not yet, anyway Photograph: Darren Walsh/Chelsea FC via Getty Images

Frank Lampard's clipped pass allows Anelka the chance of a second goal in the 54th minute. It's from similar range as his first goal, though it's a far more challenging proposition as the ball is racing away from him Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images

Anelka's connection is sweet enough and the ball once again finds the net. 2-0 to Chelsea Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images

Predictably, Anelka doesn't look overly thrilled with his achievment Photograph: Darren Walsh/Chelsea FC via Getty Images

Though Ancelotti does. Two away goals and a clean-sheet - considering the pressure he's been under recently, that's a welcome result Photograph: Keld Navntoft/EPA