Chelsea beat Madrid, set up all Champions League final

Chelsea have beaten Real Madrid 2-0 to set up an all English Champions League final with Manchester City. Chelsea and Madrid had played 1-1 in the first leg of Champions League semi-final in Madrid last week. Madrid needed to score a win or a 2-2 score draw to go through but the home side scored the needed goals to sail into the final. Chelsea qualified for the final on 3-1 aggregate. Timo Werner scored the first goal of the match on 28 minutes. Werner got to a rebound in the goal mouth and planted a header home. On 85 minutes, Mason Mount scored the second goal for Chelsea Christian Pulisic put the ball on a plate for Mason Mount who scored with a simple close-range finish to make it 2-0.