Probable starting eleven:

FC Kopenhagen:
Wiland; Jorgensen, Antonsson, Wendt, Pospech; Claudemir, Bolanos, Kvist, Vingaard; Gronkjaer; N’Doye

Chelsea:
Cech; Bosingwa, Ivanovic, Terry, Cole; Essien, Mikel, Lampard; Anelka, Torres, Malouda.

I am sure everybody will be very satisfied with a draw here. FC Kopenhagen as this will mean a good result for them. It is always a success when a small team like FC Kopenhagen managed to stay unbeaten against some giant like Chelsea. And speaking of Chelsea, they also will be satisfied with draw as the second leg will be played in London, in front of their fans. Now the question is if FC Kopenhagen is able to stay unbeaten. I think yes. FC Kopenhagen played very good at home in group stage of Champions League and they have two victories and one draw in three home matches. And just look the opponents:

07.12.2010. FC Copenhagen - Panathinaikos 3:1
02.11.2010. FC Copenhagen - Barcelona 1:1
14.09.2010. FC Copenhagen - Kazan 1:0

To play a draw against Barcelona, to win against Rubin Kazan and Panathinaikos, that's excellent results. At the end I will mention that FC Kopenhagen is complete for this match, while Chelsea is without David Luiz (cup-tied as he played for Benfica in UEFA Champions League), Yuri Zhirkov (injured) and Yossi Benayoun (injured).