Chelsea 3 Rubin Kazan 1: match report Chelsea were in control for 41 minutes. Ramires fired over, following an intricate run by Juan Mata. Torres was beginning to make angled runs, nipping in ahead of Rubin Kazan's centre-halves. He chested down one long pass from Frank Lampard, turned his marker but shot wide. David Luiz then drifted to the right, collecting possession, and lifting in a superb ball to Torres, who was racing past the penalty spot, hurtling into the six-yard box. His first touch was poor, but Roman Sharonov failed to clear. Torres, lying on the ground, stabbed the loose ball past Sergei Ryzhikov. The Spaniard seemed invigorated now, full of confidence, trying tricks, even wrapping his right foot around his left to send the ball across, requiring a clearance from Oleg Kuzmin. The Tartars broke out briefly, Bebras Natcho firing in a shot that almost caught out Petr Cech. Chelsea were playing well. Ryan Bertrand went on a sinewy run. Mata was gracing the Bridge again, dribbling his way out of trouble in his own half, weaving away from three Rubin players to a sprinkling of applause. Chelsea then seemed to lose focus defensively. Cech came out to punch the ball, coming off his line, when Luiz seemed to have the situation under control. Cech came through and clattered into Vladimir Dyadyun. Rubin were furious but the Italian referee, Gianluca Rocchi, saw nothing wrong with Cech's aerial challenge. Chelsea scored again after 32 minutes. Cesar Azpilicueta had been busy down the right and here he crossed into the box, the ball met by a downward header from Moses, which was clawed away unimpressively by Ryzhikov. Torres was quickest to the loose ball, taking it wide, away from the pursuing Vitali Kaleshin. Torres turned and crossed, Natcho eventually clearing. Having chested the ball down, Moses sent a half-volley flying past Ryzhikov. Chelsea were within four minutes of half-time when they conceded an away goal. Terry's arms were spread wide when Cristian Ansaldi shot goalwards. The ball crashed into Terry's arm and Rocchi pointed to the spot. Chelsea were bemused and then angry by the Italian's decision. Yet the modern style of Continental defending is to face up to shots with arms tucked in as tight as possible. Rocchi certainly had no hesitation in punishing Terry, also cautioning the Chelsea captain. Natcho added further to the punishment with a confident penalty past Cech. Rubin's experienced coach, Kurban Berdyev, made a switch at the break, sending on the tall Jose Rondon for Dyadyun, who may have been suffering the after-effects of his painful close encounter with Cech. Chelsea needed to step up a gear, finding that extra goal to make the trip to Moscow less arduous. Mata, inevitably, showed typical composure in the area when addressing the ball, placing it to one side of Ryzhikov but he stretched out a hand and pushed the danger away. Attacking the Matthew Harding end, Chelsea kept pushing for that third. Terry tried to force a breakthrough. From a Mata corner, the Chelsea captain climbed highest but headed over. Ramires then dragged a shot wide. Terry then went on a charge upfield, lifting the ball wide to Mata but Rubin's defence had regrouped. The visitors could have equalised. Chelsea's defence opened up alarmingly for Rondon, whose shot was gathered at the second attempt by Cech. Moments after Terry could have conceded another penalty for handball, Chelsea struck again after 69 minutes. Lampard linked with Mata, who sent over a perfect cross from the left, picking out the rising Torres who powered a classic old-school No 9"s header past Ryzhikov. Frustration could be seen on the visitors" faces; they should have been 2-2, with Chelsea down to 10 men as Terry could easily have been cautioned again. Instead, Rubin trailed 3-1. Benítez had been shuffling his pack. Eden Hazard had already arrived, much to the relief of the Chelsea fans. Now Oscar came on for Mata, who earned a pat on the head from Torres as he departed and then an affectionate cradling of the face from Benítez. Mata off, Oscar on. Not a bad swap. Hazard added some extra urgency to Chelsea's play, dribbling at pace into the box after 80 minutes. Yossi Benayoun had been quiet, making a mark really only when sliding in too quickly, catching Ansaldi and making an entry into Rocchi's book. As Marko Marin climbed out of the dugout, appearing on the touchline, Benayoun peered at Benítez, almost expecting to be taken off. He was right. Rubin pressed late on, chasing a second away goal. Substitute Alan Kasaev introduced some trickery on the left, trying to dribble into the Chelsea box.