Source: Daily_Mail
What the back pages say: Chelsea get the Blues, while there's hope and despair for banned Champions
DAILY MAILA dramatic injury-time goal from Andres Iniesta sent 10-man Barcelona into the Champions League final on May 27 and wrecked Chelsea's chances of a rematch with Manchester United. Chelsea 1 Barcelona 1: Blue murder at The BridgeAlso: Nicklas Bendtner last night issued a grovelling apology for being thrown out of a club with his trousers at half mast after Arsenal's Champions League thumping by Manchester United.Gunner caught with his trousers down Let the inquest begin: Chelsea keeper Petr Cech of Chelsea fails to save THAT shot from Andres Iniesta of Barcelona DAILY STARChelsea suffered Champions League heartbreak for a second successive season. Also: Darren Fletcher's hopes of a Champions League final reprieve were dashed last night.DAILY MIRRORAndres Iniesta hit an injury-time stunner as Chelsea bowed out in shame at Stamford Bridge last night. Also: Motormouth Ravi Bopara silenced his doubters in emphatic style with a second Test ton to pass his trial at No.3 with flying colours.Bopara seals his Ashes place with century at Lord'sTHE SUNDidier Drogba faces a huge UEFA ban after a vicious attack on Chelsea's Euro ref last night. Also: Darren Fletcher could get a Champions League final reprieve.DAILY EXPRESSAndres Iniesta broke Chelsea hearts as his injury-time goal sent 10-man Barcelona into the final of the Champions League. Also: Ravi Bopara silenced discussion as to who might bat No3 for England in the Ashes this summer with a brilliant debut Lord's century against the West Indies yesterday.THE GUARDIANIn the third minute of stoppage time, a Barcelona side reduced to 10 men by the red card for Eric Abidal found the means to deny Chelsea. Also: Steven Gerrard believes it is only a matter of time before Rafael Benitez endsLiverpool's wait for a Premier League title.THE TIMESHeartbreak turned instantly to anger last night as Chelsea desperately cruel exit from the Champions League semi-finals at the hands of Barcelona was followed by scenes of fury that seem certain to land the club in deep disciplinary waters with UEFA.THE DAILY TELEGRAPHChelsea crashed out of the Champions League in dramatic fashion last night when Andres Iniesta struck a 93rd-minute goal which sent Barcelona through to the final against Manchester United.THE INDEPENDENTChelsea's hopes of a return to the European Cup final were left in ruins amid controversy and recrimination last night with Didier Drogba facing a lengthy European ban for his furious outburst after the final whistle.