It's only two weeks since Roberto Di Matteo was appointed as Schalke manager, but he looks to already have instilled some of the team spirit that brought him the Champions League trophy on his last appearance on this stage. While Didier Drogba was reliving 2012's Champions League final with a penalty to mark his first goal back at Chelsea, his former manager was guiding Group G rivals Schalke to a vital 4-3 win over Sporting Lisbon. Di Matteo was embraced by Chinedu Obasi after the Nigerian scored the German club's first and the boss celebrated on the touchline while Klaas Jan Huntelaar, Benedikt Hoewedes and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting scored to give Schalke their first win in this year's competition.
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Schalke beat Sporting Lisbon 4-3 in Chelsea's group at the Veltins Arena
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Roberto Di Matteo was seen passionately celebrating on the touchline
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Shakhtar Donetsk ran up an incredible 7-0 score away at BATE Borisov
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Porto beat Athletic Bilbao 2-1 courtesy of Ricardo Quaresma's goal
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