For the first leg of their quarter-final, they will head to the Polish capital to face Legia Warsaw, who are currently fourth in their domestic league. If they beat Legia, then either Djurgarden or SK Rapid will await them in the semi-finals.

While winning a knockout competition won’t be as straightforward as perhaps some are suggesting given the vast difference in resources Chelsea boast when compared to their fellow participants, it would be a major shock not to see Enzo Maresca’s side progress into at least the final eight at this stage.