Drogba on the double for Blues

Paris Saint Germain 0 Chelsea 3

Drogba on the double for Blues
Tue, 14 Sep, 2004 - 22:42

Paris Saint Germain 0 Chelsea 3

The clinical efficiency with which Jose Mourinho has carried out his job at Chelsea so far this season was again in evidence as the Blues opened their Champions League campaign with an impressive and comprehensive victory in the French capital.

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