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it is royce, it's a great save by kepa. chelsea had to score. kai havertz had the best chance to bring them level. something had to give. surely, step forward raheem sterling. sterling scores! his first goal since january. chelsea hadn't scored two in a match since december, but just after half time they were given a helping hand. it's a penalty. remarkably, havertz was once again denied by the woodwork. orwas he? the ref made him retake it. second time's a charm. same technique, this time he finds the corner! coolest man in the place. finally, the full time whistle rang round the bridge. 600 million spent by him. one major reason to smile from the manager. well, this was a huge night for chelsea's under—fire manager, graham potter. with all hope of other trophies gone this season, he needed big performances across the board and a little bit of luck. and he got both to give him a reprieve, at least, from the negative headlines. so it's chelsea and not a buoyant
it is royce, it's a great save by kepa. chelsea had to score. kai havertz had the best chance to bring them level. something had to give. surely, step forward raheem sterling. sterling scores! his first goal since january. chelsea hadn't scored two in a match since december, but just after half time they were given a helping hand. it's a penalty. remarkably, havertz was once again denied by the woodwork. orwas he? the ref made him retake it. second time's a charm. same technique, this time he finds the corner! coolest man in the place. finally, the full time whistle rang round the bridge. 600 million spent by him. one major reason to smile from the manager. well, this was a huge night for chelsea's under—fire manager, graham potter. with all hope of other trophies gone this season, he needed big performances across the board and a little bit of luck. and he got both to give him a reprieve, at least, from the negative headlines.
his first goal since january. chelsea hadn't scored two in a match since december, butjust after half—time, they were given a helping hand. remarkably, havertz was once again denied by the woodwork, or was he? the ref made him retake it. second time as a charm. same technique! this time he finds the corner! . , corner! finally, the full-time whistle rang _ corner! finally, the full-time whistle rang around - corner! finally, the full-time whistle rang around the - corner! finally, the full-time i whistle rang around the bridge. corner! finally, the full-time - whistle rang around the bridge. 600 million spent by him, one major reason to smile from the manager. this was a huge match for chelsea's underfire manager graham potter, under fire manager graham potter, with underfire manager graham potter, with all hope of other trophies come this season. he needed big performances across the board and a bit of luck, and he got both tonight. to at least earn a reprieve from those negative headlines. so it is chelsea and not dortmund who are powering into the quarterfinals. natalie, thank you. and finally, we are here in glasgow
policies he's been talking about are exactly the same, as well. the things that are new are the scandals. >> but this isn't just equal to him. this isn't just him. this is every president who says i hate the media, i hate the way i'm being covered. but in this snant instance, it's not -- it doesn't ring true. he came out -- go ahead. >> he tried to make news. he had the rose garden news conference on immigration. >> he came out and said i'm going to study it. >> can i throw out an analogy. this reminds me of when it got chose to cover the women and children's policies with hillary clinton. i get there and what becomes the main news story? chelsea clinton announces she's pregnant. that conference would never have gotten national news coverage if chelsea hadn't said she was pregnant. whose fault is that? >> it's not hillary's fault. >> barack obama is not the only person who is unhappy.