Chelsea conceded a goal in stoppage time to drop into a second place finish in its Champions League group. 💥 9WWOS StanSportFC
Yaroslav Rakitskiy of Zenit St. Petersburg and Romelu Lukaku of Chelsea.
They combined to score all of the goals for Chelsea, who were trailing 2-1 heading into the final half hour. Werner turned the ball home from close range at a corner to give Chelsea the lead in the second minute but Zenit turned the game around with goals from Claudinho in the 38th and Sardar Azmoun in the 41st.
Lukaku tapped into an empty net in the 62nd following good work by Werner, who played a one-two with Ross Barkley, for his first Chelsea goal in nearly three months.Werner completed the comeback by shifting the ball onto his right foot just inside the area and shooting low into the net.There was still time, though, for Ozdoev to grab a late equaliser.
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