Another draw against Madrid today will suffice to get the Blues ahead of the Spanish outfit in their UEFA Women’s Champions League group, with both already through to the knockout phase. But this shouldn’t be enough for a team that’s going beyond expectations in their results, and want to have performances that meet their victorious ways.

Barcelona became the eighth and final team to book a spot in the quarterfinals, while Wolfsburg also clinched with a marquee win at home against Roma.

At the end of the first half it really felt as if Chelsea were heading towards their first defeat of the season under Sonia Bompastor. Seeing Guro Reiten substituted out for injury just minutes before the 45-minute mark didn’t raise anyone’s hopes.

United States striker Catarina Macario entered as a halftime substitute and converted two penalties for Chelsea in a 2-1 win over Real Madrid that helped the English club finish top of its Women’s Champions League group with a 100% record on Tuesday.

Catarina Macario scored two penalties in the space of five second-half minutes to lead Chelsea to a 2-1 comeback over Real Madrid in the Women's Champions League on Tuesday and confirm their status as group winners.