Chelsea enjoyed themselves at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday evening, beating Barcelona 3-0 in the Champions League. The game began at a furious pace, with a disallowed Enzo Fernandez goal and Ferran Torres putting a good chance wide of the Chelsea frame inside the first six minutes.

Chelsea scored three goals and had three more ruled out by VAR intervention, as Enzo Maresca's side pummeled Barcelona 3-0 in the UEFA Champions League at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday.

Chelsea and Barcelona clashed in an important UEFA Champions League match. Here are the results, score and highlights from the game:

Red cards, refereeing controversies and, when the opportunity is allowed to arise, moments of great skill have defined this modern European rivalry.

Tuesday night was a bit of a reality check for FC Barcelona as they were beaten 3-0 by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the UEFA Champions League.The defeat has left the Blaugrana with very slim chances

Por JAMES ELLINGWORTHEn una noche de cambios, errores y un glorioso gol individual de Estevão, los errores defensivos le costaron caro al Manchester City y al Barcelona. Y ambos sufrieron

Liam Delap’s maiden strike in the competition capped off a wonderful night for Maresca and his men, with Chelsea, who moved up to fourth in the league phase table, suddenly in a strong position to claim a top eight finish and qualify automatically for the round of 16.

End of a goalscoring run – FC Barcelona The longest goalscoring run in FC Barcelona history came to end at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday. After failing to score in the Champions League against Chelsea, Hansi Flick’s team’s streak of finding the net in 53 straight fixtures came to an end.

Pep Guardiola has never coached a European competition game below the Champions League level and on Tuesday leads Manchester City in it for the 100th time.

Enzo Maresca has named his Chelsea side to face Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday night. Chelsea return to Stamford Bridge for European action as they host Hansi Flick's Barcelona in the capital.

Both teams hope for direct qualification, which means securing a Top-8 spot in the Champions League rankings after the eighth week. Chelsea currently sit 12th, while Barcelona are just in front thanks to a higher goal difference, but on the same number of points.

As Chelsea and Barcelona meet at Stamford Bridge, Lamine Yamal and Estevao will take center stage in the match. Raphinha's return to the bench is a big boost for Hansi Flick, but will it be enough to overcome the loss of Pedri?