Victory today would give Thomas Tuchel a record.

He has won 31 of his 49 Champions League matches. Zinedine Zidane holds the record for wins in his first 50 games as a manager in the tournament - 31.

MP Julian Knight says he "fears for the future of Chelsea", with owner Roman Abramovich subject to government sanctions and the club up for sale.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast, Knight, the chair of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee, said: "There was talk within a few hours of the sanctions that the club were preparing to make lay-offs.

"That must be an incredibly worrying time for staff, especially those who work in areas that are directly under sanctions.

"It can be forgotten in the glamour of football there are many hundreds of people behind the scenes who make things work and they are just as big stakeholders as those sitting in the boardroom."

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The players will be calm, the players out of contract might be slightly different.

Thomas Tuchel has coped exceptionally well, he has come out looking really good, it has been difficult for him getting asked all these questions.

Villarreal got into the Champions League courtesy of winning last season's Europa League final - beating Manchester United 11-10 in an epic penalty shootout as United goalkeeper David de Gea missed the decisive penalty.

The Spanish side are aiming to reach the quarter-finals for the first time since 2008-09, when they lost 4-1 on aggregate to Arsenal.

Villarreal's best run in the competition came in 2005-06 when they reached the semi-finals but lost to the Gunners, who were then beaten 2-1 by Barcelona in the final.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel on Lille: "They were very physical. They attacked high up the pitch, it was impressive. They had a good pressing game, they were very brave and had the mentality that they had nothing to lose and we expect the same thing today. I know the stadium well and the atmosphere that the fans create.

"They will want to win and have nothing to lose and I know they like being in these situations.

"They’ll give everything to put the pressure on us and ask questions of us. They will play an attacking 4-4-2 that's very fluid, aggressive and direct. We will have to be ready for that but we're also confident in ourselves."

Chelsea have gone through on nine of the 11 occasions they won the first leg of a Champions League tie.

Barcelona in the 2000 quarter-final and Liverpool in the 2007 sems are the exceptions.

Premier League

There are a couple of Premier League games on tonight - Brighton v Spurs and Arsenal v Liverpool.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea were so comfortable in the first leg. You just get the feeling that they can do enough when they need to.

I look at their squad and see an incredible amount of players in form and I expect to see them over the line.

The Ricketts family, who own Major League Baseball team the Chicago Cubs, have confirmed they are leading a group of investors which will make a bid for Chelsea by Friday's deadline.

The Ricketts have had a majority interest in the Cubs since 2009.

BBC Sport understands the group bid also includes US hedge fund entrepreneur Ken Griffin.

Read more here.

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Two changes for Juventus, fourth in Serie A, from the side that won 3-1 against Sampdoria away from home on Saturday.

Dusan Vlahovic, who scored in the 1-1 draw in Spain, comes back in to replace Moise Kean while Mattia de Sciglio returns in defence in place of Luca Pellegrini.

Veteran defender Giorgio Chiellini is among the substitutes after not playing since early February because of a calf strain.

Juventus: Szczesny, De Sciglio, Rugani, De Ligt, Danilo, Rabiot, Arthur, Locatelli, Cuadrado, Morata, Vlahovic.

Subs: Pinsoglio, Perin, Chiellini, Pellegrini, Bernardeschi, Miretti, Dybala, Kean.

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Villarreal, seventh in La Liga, make three changes from the side that beat Celta Vigo 1-0 at the weekend with former Tottenham and Watford midfielder Etienne Capoue among those coming in.

Their side also includes winger Giovani lo Celso, on loan from Spurs, and another ex-Tottenham man in the form of full-back Serge Aurier.

Villarreal: Rulli, Aurier, Albiol, Torres, Estupinan, Trigueros, Capoue, Parejo, Lo Celso, Pino, Danjuma.

Subs: Asenjo, Gaspar, Gerard, Foyth, Iborra, Coquelin, Dia, Chukwueze, Gomez.

Lille beat Paris St-Germain to last season's surprise French Ligue 1 title.

Manager Christophe Galtier stepped down two days after they won the title and was replaced by Jocelyn Gourvennec.

Gourvennec's side are only sixth this season but are in decent form, with Chelsea the only team to beat them in their last six matches.

Chelsea will continue to wear old sponsors Three on their jerseys tonight because of issues getting replacement shirts.

The mobile phone company suspended their deal with the club after sanctions were placed on Roman Abramovich by the UK government.

They are thought to not be happy that Chelsea have not worked out an alternative yet.

Chelsea make five changes from their 1-0 win over Newcastle at the weekend, with Cesar Azpilicueta and Marcos Alonso among those to return, along with Thiago Silva, Mateo Kovacic and Christian Pulisic.

Chelsea XI: Mendy, Azpilicueta, Rudiger, Thiago Silva, Christensen, Alonso, Kante, Kovacic, Jorginho, Pulisic, Havertz.

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Sought-after Canadian prospect Jonathan David starts in attack for Lille with Sven Botman, linked with a move to Newcastle, named in defence. Hatem Ben Arfa and Timothy Weah are among the substitutes.

Lille XI: Jardim, Celik, Djalo, Botman, Gudmundsson, Fonte, Bamba, Xeka, David, Yilmaz, Andre.

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Since then Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has put the club up for sale, and then been sanctioned by the UK government and disqualified as a director of the club by the Premier League.

The club are allowed to play on for now under a special licence and can still pay their staff.

But they are only allowed to spend £20,000 on away travel and cannot sell tickets any more.

Today should be OK because travel was booked and tickets sold before those sanctions.

But a potential quarter-final far away and there could be problems.

Three weeks ago Chelsea beat Lille 2-0 at Stamford Bridge to take control of their Champions League last 16 tie.

Kai Havertz headed in Hakim Ziyech's corner and Christian Pulisic doubled their lead.

A lot has happened since then...

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