Atlético Madrid vs. Chelsea

The Blues also welcomed back Drogba into their European line-up after completing his three-game suspension, and he had an early sight of goal following a terrible defensive mistake but pulled his shot wide of the far post.

The Ivory Coast international was fouled in a dangerous position 25 yards out, and from the resulting free-kick the prolific hitman fired in a shot that Asenjo did well to turn onto his right-hand post.

Petr Cech had just minutes previously saved a Jose Antonio Reyes free-kick low down by his post, but he could do nothing about the strike that put Atletico ahead in the 66th minute. An Antonio Lopez cross from the left fell kindly to the unmarked Aguero after flicking off the head of John Terry, and the Argentinian slammed an unstoppable volley into the far top corner of the net.

That looked like earning Atletico their first win, but Drogba turned the game on its head with two goals in six minutes.

He drew Chelsea level in the 82nd minute when he rose highest to head home Florent Malouda's cross from the left, and then looked to have clinched a stunning comeback victory as he latched onto Ashley Cole's through-ball and slotted home at the second attempt after Asenjo had saved his initial effort.

That was in the 88th minute, but Atletico netted an injury-time equaliser when Aguero curled home a brilliant free-kick from 25 yards out to seal a draw for the hosts.