Chelsea
DjurgårdensSemi-finals
Chelsea: 12. Jörgensen F., 4. Adarabioyo, 5. Badiashile B., 24. James R.( till 70'), 27. Gusto, 34. Acheampong J. K., 3. Cucurella( till 46'), 22. Dewsbury-Hall, 81. Walsh R., 32. George, 19. Sancho( till 70')
Substitution: 76. Mheuka(from 46'), 23. Chalobah(from 70'), 64. Antwi(from 70')
Bench: 1. Sanchez Ro., 47. Bergström, 6. Colwill, 8. Fernandez E., 11. Madueke, 20. Palmer Co., 25. Caicedo M., 15. Jackson N., 7. Pedro Neto
Yellow Cards: Adarabioyo 17'
Djurgårdens: 35. Rinne, 4. Larsson J.( till 64'), 5. Tenho, 19. Bergh V., 27. Kosugi Keita, 13. Stensson( till 81'), 14. Finndell( till 86'), 16. Gulliksen( till 86'), 20. Nguen T., 26. Priske, 29. Haarala( till 64')
Substitution: 3. Danielson(from 64'), 32. Alemayehu(from 64'), 38. Persson(from 81'), 36. Atlee(from 86'), 37. Selfven(from 86')
Bench: 40. Croon
Yellow Cards: Stensson 53'
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