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Substitute Michy Batshuayi<\/a> fired a last-gasp winner as Chelsea came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory at Atletico Madrid and consolidate their place at the top of Champions League Group C.<\/p>\n The Belgian forward coolly slotted in from close range deep into stoppage time to cap a superb all-round showing from Antonio Conte<\/a>‘s men and make it two wins from two in the competition.<\/p>\n Former Real Madrid<\/a> forward, Alvaro Morata had earlier marked his return to the Spanish capital with a bang, snaring his seventh goal for the Blues to cancel out Antoine Griezmann<\/a>‘s first-half spot kick.<\/p>\n It means Los Rojiblancos’ first European game at the Estadio Metropolitano ended in disappointment as they lost a Champions League game under Diego Simeone<\/a> at home for only the second time.<\/p>\n Chelsea remain two points clear at the top of the pool, with Roma just behind and Atletico with much work to do on one.<\/p>\n Next up, Chelsea host Roma while Atletico travel to pointless FK Qarabag on October 18.<\/p>\n Diego who?<\/strong> On the eve of this match, Diego Costa<\/a>‘s move from Chelsea to Atletico was finalised and the striker was seen smiling in the stand. It had turned into a frown by full time. Chelsea showed there is very much life after Costa with the returning Eden Hazard<\/a> – starting just his second game of the season following injury – forging a very promising link-up with Morata. There’s no doubt Costa was a great player for the Londoners, but on this evidence the Blues’ new forward-line will cause trouble for any side across the continent.<\/p>\n Eden Hazard (Chelsea).<\/strong> There was much talk that Chelsea needed a big display from Hazard in the lead up to this encounter – and he duly delivered. The Belgian showed no signs of rust as he tormented the Atletico defence with a lively display. He was unlucky to hit the post in the first 45 before providing a sumptuous assist for Morata’s equaliser.<\/p>\n ATLETICO:<\/strong> Oblak 7; Juanfran 7, Godin 6, Lucas 6, Filipe 6; Saul 7, Thomas 6, Koke 7; Carrasco 7, Griezmann 6, Correa<\/a> 6. Subs: Torres 6, Gaitan 6, Gimenez 5.<\/p>\n CHELSEA:<\/strong> Courtois<\/a> 6, Azpilicueta<\/a> 7, Cahill 8, Luiz 7, Alonso 8, Kante<\/a> 8, Bakayoko 6, Moses<\/a> 6, Fabregas 8, Hazard 9, Morata 8. Subs: Willian 5, Batshuayi 6, Christensen n\/a.<\/p>\n\n
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