Didier Drogba stirred Chelsea emotions and rekindled misty-eyed memories of Munich as he scored a Champions League penalty to celebrate his first goal since returning to Stamford Bridge. His first since the winning spot-kick against Bayern Munich in the Allianz Arena in May 2012 was the second in this six-goal Euro-romp against Maribor. Jose Mourinho’s team are in control at the top of Group G, smoothly on course for a place in the last 16 of the Champions League. Loic Remy put Chelsea ahead after 13 minutes after cutting in from the right hand side and firing past Jasmin Handanovic
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Loic Remy puts Chelsea ahead at Stamford Bridge after 13 minutes
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French striker injures himself in the act of scoring and is replaced by Didier Drogba
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Drogba scores from the penalty spot to make it 2-0 in 23rd minute
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John Terry scores from close range on the half hour mark to put Chelsea three goals up
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Eden Hazard cross turned into his own net by Mitja Viler for fourth goal
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Maribor miss the chance to hit back as Agim Ibraimi sees his penalty hit the base of the post
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Hazard makes it 5-0 with a penalty, then adds a sixth in 90th minute
Loic Remy
Loic Remy
@placeholder stretches for the ball inside the Maribor box, and the French striker appeared to pick up an injury shortly before he scored
Loic Remy
Loic Remy
Chelsea's first goal was pure simplicity as John Terry fed @placeholder.
Chelsea
Chelsea
Chelsea
Chelsea
Terry looked delighted, but somewhat surprised, to find himself arriving alone in the six-yard box at the end of a @placeholder attack
John Terry
@placeholder celebrates with his team-mates and Chelsea were showboating before half time, with Maribor unable to cope with their quality
Maribor
Maribor
A win in @placeholder in a fortnight and Chelsea will be within touching distance of the knock-out rounds with two games to spare.
Eden Hazard
@placeholder steps away from the Maribor defence on his way to adding a late sixth goal for Chelsea