Summary

  • Dragovic heads cross into his own net

  • Dragovic equalises with strike after 77 mins

  • Willian scores vital free-kick

  • FT: Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal

  • Lewandowski, Muller (2), Alaba & Robben

  • Giroud pulls goal back with volley

  • Use play icon to watch 5 live Final Score

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. No revolt here

    Chelsea v Dynamo Kiev (19:45 GMT)

    Chelsea

    Whatever the problems may be at Chelsea, Jose Mourinho has rejected claims that there is a player revolt at the club.

    Earlier on Tuesday, Blues midfielder Cesc Fabregas denied reports that he was organising a "mini-revolt" at the Premier League champions.

    "It's a very sad accusation because you are accusing a player, or more than one player, of dishonesty," said Mourinho.

    Speaking at a news conference, he added: "It is a question for the players. If I accuse you to be a dishonest journalist, you would be very upset and probably would take legal action."

  2. A must win game for Chelsea?

    Chelsea v Dynamo Kiev (19:45 GMT)

    Ian Dennis
    BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

    This is not a must-win game for Chelsea. but Jose Mourinho will want to win. They are only three points behind Porto but ideally they will want to win. They can still rectify the position in their remaining two games. It is very hard to second guess Roman Abramovich. Mourinho is his man. If they lose tonight, the Russian would still back him. Does he go to the training ground and have a meeting or does he pull the trigger?

  3. Goals, goals, goals

    Final Score

    We have eight Champions League ties to get through tonight, as well as the Scottish League Cup quarter-final between Hibernian and Dundee United. 

    A Final Score offering is available on the BBC Red Button and BBC Sport website from 18:30 GMT allowing you to follow the goals as they fly in.

  4. What a difference a year makes...

    Chelsea v Dynamo Kiev (19:45 GMT)

    Nemanja MaticGetty Images

    Nemanja Matic was on the scoresheet on 5 November 2014 when Chelsea drew 1-1 in Maribor

    This time last year Chelsea were unbeaten in 16 matches, winning 12 of them.

    The squad has hardly changed, the starting XI remains largely the same, the manager hasn't moved on.

    So how has their form imploded so much? 

  5. Get Involved

    Last stand for Jose?

    Tweet us on #bbcfootball, text 81111 (UK only) or use the BBC Match of the Day Facebook page.

  6. Come out of the half-and-half closet

    Get Involved

    Scarvesbpi

    Crime or class?

    Our colleagues at BBC Trending tackled a key question this morning on a thorny subject: why do half-and-half scarves annoy fans so much?

    Does your blood boil at the sight? Or do you secretly, maybe openly, enjoy them?

    Have you got a huge collection of half-and-half memorabilia?

    We want to see your pictures, hear your tales.

    Text us on 81111 (UK Only) or tweet us at #bbcfootball. Let's see those kits, scarves, hats - whatever...

  7. Team News - Hazard dropped

    Chelsea v Dynamo Kiev (19:45 GMT)

    Chelsea

    Eden Hazard is on the bench forChelseatonight, as is Gary Cahill.

    Cesc Fabregas starts. 

  8. Elsewhere around Europe

    Ramifications for English teams

    Group G

    Zero points and zero goals, Maccabi Tel Aviv already look like propping up Group G. They come up against leaders Porto, who will go a long way to qualifying for the knockout stages if they beat the Israeli side. Third-placed Chelsea come up against Dynamo Kiev who lie in second position.  

    Group F

    Olympiakos host Dinamo Zagreb in Group F and it's an interesting situation. Should the Greek side win, it will take them to nine points and a defeat for Arsenal at Bayern Munich will leave them in a perilous position with two games to go. Can the Croatians help out Arsene Wenger's side?  

  9. Terry: "It is killing us"

    Chelsea v Dynamo Kiev (19:45 GMT)

    Phil McNulty
    BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

    The next instalment in the Jose Mourinho drama takes place at Stamford Bridge tonight as Chelsea face Dynamo Kiev in the Champions League.

    Chelsea captain John Terry insisted the players were behind Mourinho as the pre-match press conference and he writes in his programme notes: "It is killing us all to be where we are in the league and to be losing games as we are, but there is only one way we come out of this and that is by being Chelsea and staying together."

  10. Vote now

    Vote nowBBC Sport

    Who will go through in the Champions League? Arsenal, Chelsea, both, or neither?

    You can vote now at the top of the page or on the vote tab on mobiles.

  11. Bayern Munich v Arsenal (19:45 GMT)

    Arsenal

    Chelsea's woes may dominate the news agenda at the moment but Arsenal's Champions League chances are very much in the balance.

    A brilliant 2-0 win at home to Bayern a fortnight ago has given them new life. Can they win again in the Allianz?

    Mesut OzilEPA

  12. BBC Radio 5 Live

    BBC Radio 5 live coverage comes from Stamford Bridge tonight with Mark Chapman presenting alongside reporter Ian Dennis and European football expert Andy Brassell.

    Hear what former Chelsea full-back Graeme Le Saux has had to say about manager Jose Mourinho.

    The team also discuss whether Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil and Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas have swapped places, with the German now being appreciated for his talents while the Spaniard struggles.

    Tune in from 18:30 GMT.

  13. Answers on a postcard...

    Chelsea v Dynamo Kiev (19:45 GMT)

    West Brom, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Arsenal, Walsall and Aston Villa.

    Chelsea can boast just five wins in the first three months of the season, a season which they started as Premier League champions and overwhelming favourites to retain that title.

    In August, 22 of 30 BBC Sport pundits backed the Blues to win the league again. Alistair Mann predicted the lowest finish for them - in third.

    What is going on?

  14. What crisis?

    Chelsea v Dynamo Kiev (19:45 GMT)

    Chelsea

    One win in the last eight games.

    £90,000 in fines for manager Jose Mourinho.

    Leading the back - and often front - pages of the newspapers on a daily basis.

    Jose MourinhoGetty Images

    Chelsea's current form, or lack of, continues to stun and engross the footballing world.

    Tonight's latest chapter in an extraordinary season sees them face Dynamo Kiev at Stamford Bridge in the very definition of a 'must-win' Champions League clash.

    Defeat would have been unthinkable just a few months ago. Now is it expected?