CLICK HERE to see all the stats from the game at Greenhous Meadow. It is games like this, just as much as Champions League matches, when Jose Mourinho illustrates his mastery of the substitution. Having just seen his team concede a remarkable equaliser 13 minutes from the final whistle that seemed likely to send this Capital One Cup tie into extra time, the Chelsea manager immediately threw on Willian and Nemanja Matic. In his first involvement, the Brazilian conjured a goal that spared any blushes. He raced down the left and produced a cross so troubling that Jermaine Grandison diverted into his own net with Didier Drogba lurking.
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Chelsea went ahead early in the second half when Didier Drogba converted Mohamed Salah's through ball
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But Shrewsbury equalised through substitute Andrew Mangan in the 77th minute
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Jermaine Grandison headed into his own net four minutes later to seal victory for Jose Mourinho's side
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The result sends Chelsea into the last eight of the Capital One Cup
For large swathes they worried Mourinho and when @placeholder scored a shock was stirring.