A rare break for Malmo and they do well with it!

It comes through to Sebastian Nanasi in the box, he weaves past one player but can't get a clean shot off.

A long searching ball for Antonio Colak then rolls through to Edouard Mendy.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Marcos Alonso through to Jorginho is the key ball Malmo need to look out for and they know that Jorginho dictates the play for Chelsea - that's no great secret we all know how well he does that - but it's how you stop that and at the moment they are doing that. Chelsea are being pinned back a bit.

Marcos Alonso keeps the ball in play on the left, right on the byline, but his cut-back is hastily cleared.

Chelsea are already getting into some nice positions.

Callum Hudson-Odoi cuts onto his right foot - using the overlapping run of Marcos Alonso as a distraction - but his shot is blocked.

Chelsea keep the ball and it comes all the way back to Andreas Christensen.

Erdal Rakip brings down Jorginho and Chelsea quickly take the free-kick to keep things ticking over.

After a bright few minutes from Malmo, it's quickly settled into a dominant possession game from Chelsea.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a good atmosphere - this is a big night for Malmo against the defending European champions and they've turned out for it in their thousands.

Hmm.

It's won by Chelsea just outside the box. Cesar Azpilicueta lays it off to Kai Havertz, he turns and is about to shoot before he goes down in the box.

It was a real tangle of legs but he went down lack a sack of spuds!

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Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ruben Loftus-Cheek impressed at the weekend and helped Chelsea turn the screw on Newcastle. All he's ever wanted is the opportunity and he's been hindered by injury or lack of opportunity to get in the team and you feel so frustrated for him.

I played with him at Chelsea and his talent is untold - he's got anything he wants in the palm of his hands but just wants that opportunity. He's got that tonight.

Cesar Azpilicueta deflects it out for a throw-in on the far side. Malmo have started brightly in possession.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea have enough in this XI, they have enough pace. Yes, they've lost Timo Werner who hurt Malmo in the first leg but with Callum Hudson-Odoi, Hakim Ziyech and Kai Havertz in the line-up you'd think that when Malmo go forward the opportunities will be there for Chelsea.

This is one that Chelsea expect to win, one for them to tick off and move onto the next game.

Off we go!

Here come the teams and the Champions League anthem. It's a decent atmosphere over in Sweden.

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Chelsea will be confident of getting at this Malmo side again though.

Malmo are on a Champions League record run of conceding at least three goals in six consecutive games.

They have lost all three group games this season, by an aggregate score of 11-0.

The worst record a team has had after four matches is W0-D0-L4 with a -15 goal difference. That was by Anderlecht in 2017-18.

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Lionel Messi said he would be keen to return to Barcelona as a sporting director in the future.

In an interview with Spanish newspaper Sport, , externalthe Paris St-Germain forward said: "I always said that I would love to be able to help the club.

"If there is a possibility, I would like to contribute again because it's the club that I love and I would love for it to continue doing well, to continue growing and to continue being one of the best in the world."

"We are going to live in Barcelona again and our life will be there.

"It's what my wife wants and what I want. I don't know when my contract with PSG ends but we'll go back to Barcelona to live."

Chelsea

More from Thomas Tuchel on the threat of Malmo: "They have a very brave approach to the game and like to impose their style. It's a very technical style.

"The crowd I heard is very intense and emotional. We are expecting a brave, courageous moment and we are prepared for it.

"Hopefully we find solutions."

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel to BT Sport on changes at full-back: "It's a tough one because they have been so decisive. It is an intense positon, you saw how much they invested with a lot of sprints. We have a lot of matches. At the same time we have good guys from behind so we can keep the same intensity levels hopefully up high in these positions and let Marcos Alonso and Cesar Azpilicueta start.

"[Ruben Loftus-Cheek] is a bit like the type of [Mateo] Kovacic. He likes to drive the ball. The ball is very safe with him. He is using his physical ability more and more. We took the decision to build up his energy at home so he becomes more robust. I didn't know he had not played from the start in the Champions League for a long time but hopefully it's a good thing!"

Chelsea (499) are one short of becoming the fourth English club to score 500 goals in European competition.

Liverpool (741), Manchester United (715) and Arsenal (580) have already surpassed the mark.

Tottenham are currently on 498 goals in European competition.

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Unai Emery is in charge as Villarreal take on Young Boys tonight but he is Newcastle's prime target to become their next manager.

Newcastle hope to appoint the ex-Arsenal boss before Saturday's game against Brighton.

The Spaniard's contract with the La Liga club runs until 2023.

Newcastle have also held talks with former Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe and ex-Roma manager Paulo Fonseca.

Emery said in Monday's pre-match press conference he did not know anything about links with Newcastle.

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Chelsea defender Ben Chilwell says the secret of their success is a lack of big egos in the squad.

The European champions sit top of the Premier League as they chase more silverware in Thomas Tuchel's first full season in charge.

"It is obviously frustrating because as a footballer you want to be playing week in, week out," Chilwell said.

"When you've got a squad like we do here at Chelsea, with 20, 25 world-class players and two or three fighting in every position, you've got to understand you're not going to play every match and just to support the group.

"Of course Marcos [Alonso] started the season very well. I knew I had to be patient and bide my time.

"There is a group of players that want to work hard for the manager, work hard for the club and for each other and whoever gets their opportunity they're ready."

And zero goals in the group stages of the Champions League so far...