The guests put in a well known shift at Stamford Bridge as their star striker Karim Benzema got a full go-around
Real Madrid overpowered Chelsea in the primary leg of the Champions League quarter-last on Wednesday as Karim Benzema again demonstrated the most perilous man on the pitch, with Blues manager Thomas Tuchel cautioning of grave risk on the off chance that his players don't improve rapidly.
Benzema indented a full go-around in the 3-1 win at Stamford Bridge and has his side near the very edge of the semi-last.
Kai Havertz scored for the Blues, however they were generally inefficient as they pursued the game, with substitute Romelu Lukaku creating maybe the most exceedingly awful miss.
"We don't need to go to Madrid we need to go Southampton and it is vital to handle this," Tuchel told BT Sport. "The fact that we go to Southampton makes it basic. In the event that we continue to play like this we will lose at Southampton and, we will get pounded at Bernabeu.
"It is a weighty misfortune. It was one of the most exceedingly awful first parts that I saw from us here at Stamford Bridge. Separately and as a group it was by a wide margin adequately not. It was a long way from our principles and afterward you lose games.
"Passing, where we passed, how we passed when we passed, when we went after, the ball ownership game... first half was so from any principles that we set ourselves that we can't say anything negative when we lose."
"Played well," Real Madrid administrator Carlo Ancelotti told correspondents. "Great control of the game, great development from the back, hazardous counterattack. It was a decent evening however it is just the principal half of this round.
"It was great. We showed great association protectively. We had an awesome presentation front and center from Benzema. A decent exhibition.
"We enjoy a benefit. We need to plan for the following game in the association and afterward Tuesday will be another game. We have a ton of regard for this group who were the victors of the last Champions League."
"Is the tie still alive? NO."
"With this sort of exhibition, the tie is finished, yes."
Chelsea have experienced consecutive home losses for just the second time under Thomas Tuchel, additionally doing as such in April last year.
This is the initial time starting around 2012 that the Blues have permitted something like three goals in sequential matches at Stamford Bridge, having surrendered four to Brentford this previous end of the week.
They were perseveringly upset by Real Madrid on the counterattack as Benzema and Vinicius Junior undermined a back line that up to this point had been for the most part heavenly with Tuchel in control.
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