Top 10 Chelsea nights in European football Chelsea 4-2 Barcelona, Mar 2005 Champions League 2nd Round "Boring, boring Chelsea" rang out as a euphoric Mourinho joined his players' celebrations at the final whistle following John Terry's tie clincher. Chelsea had to score four times to win, but the team were indebted to Petr Cech for some outstanding saves. Chelsea 3 Barcelona 1, Apr 2000 Champions League QF, 1st Leg One of the finest nights in Chelsea's history as three goals in eight minutes before half-time stunned the visitors. But Rivaldo, the world player of the year, then scored a vital away goal to give the Catalans the impetus two weeks later; a cacophonic Nou Camp witnessing a 5-1 win after extra-time. Arsenal 1 Chelsea 2, Apr 2004 Champions League QF, 2nd Leg Chelsea fans still sing about the late Wayne Bridge goal that ended Arsenal's 17-match unbeaten run against the Blues. A sweet night for doomed manager Claudio Ranieri - but his tinkering would lead to defeat against Monaco in the semi-finals. Valencia 1 Chelsea 2, Apr 2007 Champions Lge QF, 2nd Leg Must rank as one of Chelsea's best performances on the road as they became the first club to defeat the Spaniards at the Mestalla in Europe, thanks to Michael Essien's last-minute winner. After Fernando Morientes' opener, Andriy Shevchenko levelled before Essien beat Santiago Canizares at his near post. FK Austria 1 Chelsea 1, Nov 1994 Cup Winners' Cup Not so much the performance but for a touch of individual brilliance from striker John Spencer, who finished emphatically after a run from his own half to send Chelsea into the third round. A contender for one of the great solo efforts in Europe. Lazio 0 Chelsea 4, Nov 2003 Champions League Group Stages Hernan Crespo, Eidur Gudjohnsen, Damien Duff and Frank Lampard were the scorers but this was another magnificent team effort that pushed Chelsea towards the knockout rounds. Chelsea 1 Stuttgart 0, May 1998 Cup Winners' Cup Final One of the great substitutions as Zola, 20 seconds after his introduction, earned man-of-the-match accolades with an unstoppable right-footed shot from the edge of the box. It was left to Eddie Newton, Steve Clarke and Danny Granville to find European glory, less than a year before Chelsea become the first side to field an all-foreign XI. Chelsea 4 Liverpool 4, April 2009, Champions League QF, Second Leg Surely one of the most entertaining Champions League games of recent times. Liverpool, trailing 3-1 from the first leg, cancelled out the deficit with goals from Favio Aurelio and Xabi Alonso. Hold your horses! Didier Drogba, Alex and Lampard then put Chelsea 6-3 ahead before two Liverpool replies. Lampard made sure of it to book a semi-final date with Barcelona. And one from a by-gone era Chelsea 4 Bruges 2 (AET) 1971 On the way to winning the old European Cup Winners' Cup, a vintage battle. Two down from the first leg, an inspired Peter Osgood returns after lengthy suspension to help the Blues to victory.