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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes they can make the Champions League group stage by getting the win they need against Olympiakos in Greece.

He said: "We had to come out of tonight with a chance to get through. We have - now let's make right what we did not get right up to now."

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Maicon, Roma defender: "We tried to play our football but tonight we didn't manage to do anything. We were lucky to lose only 6-1 actually. Our objectives for the season do not change but we have to play differently from tonight. We never really tried to play, we did zero, nothing."

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It must happen every week but Jose Mourinho has confirmed that he had an argument with Diego Costa this evening over the forward's lack of movement - but they made up at half-time. No doubt a few headlines will still be written on that...

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Northampton are just two points off the top after a 2-1 win at Crawley. Leaders Plymouth and second-placed Oxford both drew 1-1, against Leyton Orient and Newport.

Portsmouth thrashed York 6-0, while Carlisle joined them in the play-off places after a roller-coaster 4-3 win at Luton as the home side squandered a 3-1 lead.

Dagenham and Redbridge climb off the bottom after a 1-0 win at Wimbledon. Yeovil drop to the basement after losing 1-0 to Wycombe.

Mesut Ozil has now been involved in 11 goals in his last nine appearances (all competitions).

Ozil scored only his second ever headed goal tonight in any competition (also v Norwich in October 2013).

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger on BT Sport: "It promises to be a very interesting game [against Olympiakos], but at least we have a chance. I think Mesut Ozil had an outstanding first half, he has got the taste for scoring now. I have never seen Ozil in the box so many times as in the last five or six games.

"The Europa League is not the target - let us give everything to remain in the Champions League."

Chelsea defender Gary Cahill, speaking to BT Sport: "It takes it into the last game but we also need to build confidence and momentum and it gets us going in the right direction."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho: "It was very important especially with what happened in Porto. It is also important to have two victories in a few days. I hope tranquility comes, morale comes, confidence comes.

"In this moment we are in a good position. They [Maccabi] don't deserve such a hard punishment, they did OK for periods of the game with 10 men.

"Asmir Begovic had a beautiful hand to keep a clean sheet. The pitch doesn't help, it was really difficult for us. One injury yesterday with Ramires, one for John Terry today and I'm happy with just two. The pitch is really bad. John is a doubt for the weekend but I don't want to speak without tests." 

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Leaders Coventry saw their advantage cut to one point after they were held to a goalless draw at Bradford. Second-placed Gillingham took full advantage with a 2-0 win over Rochdale.

In the play-off places, Burton leap-frogged Wigan into third after a 1-0 win at the DW. Walsall drop to fourth after losing at strugglers Swindon. 

Bottom side Crewe came from 2-0 down to beat Colchester 3-2, with Ryan Lowe netting a 93rd-minute winner.

Chelsea

Chelsea, Dynamo Kiev and Porto can all end up on 11 points in Group G - a statistical confusion if ever there was one.

But, because of head-to-head records Chelsea need just a point against Porto in the final game. 

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Arsenal have more than enough talent to get the 2-0 win - or any win if they score three or more - against Olympiakos in Greece to secure a place in the knockout phase in their final group game.

But it will be a hostile, fierce test of temperament and the Gunners have been found wanting before.

Make no mistake, if they do not get out of this Champions League group it must be treated as a dismal failure.

Arsenal

A 2-0 win for Arsenal in their final game against Olympiakos or any win with a two-goal cushion (eg 3-1) would put the Gunners through.

To the wire! 

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Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin: "The team knew it was a very important day today - everyone had to turn up and they did. Now we're going to play for our lives [against Olympiakos]. The team is showing we have got a lot of quality, a lot of creativity. When we have all our players back, we're going to be up there."

Chelsea have found a way to get back to winning ways, and it helps scoring from set-pieces. Willian's free-kick and headers from corners from Gary Cahill and Kurt Zouma got them rolling. 

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Mahesh: All the optimism and accolades about Arsenal performance today are laughable - it was against the whipping boys of the group.

Abdullah: Chelsea defenders seem to be the best strikers, two goals from defenders today, Cahill and Zouma.

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Have Chelsea turned the corner?

Jay: Wasn't this supposed to be a horrible season for English clubs in the Champions League?

Postpublished at 21:36

21:36

Maccabi Tel Aviv 0-4 Chelsea

Still playing in Haifa, where Loic Remy and Maccabi keeper Predrag Rajkovic come together in a horrid collision. Ouch indeed. A lengthy stoppage but thankfully it looks like they are both going to be OK.