Christian Pulisic returns from 2-month injury layoff
LONDON (AP) — American midfielder Christian Pulisic returned from a two-month injury layoff, entering in the 83rd minute of Chelsea’s 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night that advanced the London team to the Champions League quarterdinals.
Pulisic replaced Mateo Kovačić with Chelsea leading 2-0. Pulisic had not played since injuring his right knee during a tackle by Manchester City defender John Stones in a Premier League match on Jan. 5.
American midfielder Gio Reyna entered in the fifth minute for Dortmund after Julian Brandt was injured.
Chelsea, the 2021 champion, advanced on 2-1 aggregate and reached the quarterfinals for the third straight year.
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