On a night of gripping tension in Germany, the final went to a shoot-out after Didier Drogba's late equaliser sent the game into extra-time then penalties after Thomas Mueller put Bayern on the brink of victory on home territory.
Petr Cech rescued Chelsea when he saved Arjen Robben's penalty early in the extra period - then the great talisman Drogba took centre stage again as the drama of spot-kicks was played out at the end where Bayern's fans watched in anguish.
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