The Spanish wingman scored his first UCL goal for the Blues, after sending the ball to the back of the net 16 times with Barcelona
After a one-year absence from the European competition, Chelsea have been given reason to celebrate their comeback while playing against Qarabag.
Pedro, who had trouble to adapt to his new environment when he signed for the club while under José Mourinho, added his name to the team's record books with his first goal for the Blues. That goal helped Chelsea join an elite list of European clubs.
Pedro has scored @ChelseaFC’s 250th CL goal, the 7th club to reach that mark. Frank Leboeuf scored the 1st v Hertha Berlin, Sept 1999 #UCL
— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) September 12, 2017
Added to that, the Blues kept their goal scoring streak at home alive.
25 - @ChelseaFC have now scored in each of their last 25 @ChampionsLeague group stage games at Stamford Bridge. Easy. #UCL
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 12, 2017
