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Injuries to hurt Chelsea's hopes in Champions League

Chelsea may have eked out a goalless draw in the first leg clash against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League semis, but injuries and suspensions to key players are huge concerns in the return leg for Jose Mourinho

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Chelsea's goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer (right) and Chelsea's midfielder John Mikel Obi look at an injured John Terry (on the ground) at the Vicente Calderon Stadium on Tuesday. Pic/AFP

Chelsea's goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer (right) and Chelsea's midfielder John Mikel Obi look at an injured John Terry (on the ground) at the Vicente Calderon Stadium on Tuesday. Pic/AFP

Madrid: Atletico Madrid and Chelsea will have it all to play for when they meet in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final in London next Wednesday after a 0-0 draw in the first leg at the Vicente Calderon on Tuesday.

Chelsea's goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer (right) and Chelsea's midfielder John Mikel Obi look at an injured  John Terry (on the ground) at the Vicente Calderon Stadium on Tuesday. Pic/AFP
Chelsea's goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer (right) and Chelsea's midfielder John Mikel Obi look at an injured John Terry (on the ground) at the Vicente Calderon Stadium on Tuesday. Pic/AFP 

Chances were far and few between as Chelsea set up to stifle the hosts with two late headers from Raul Garcia the closest Atletico came to breaking the deadlock.

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