Chelsea U19s 3-1 Dynamo Kiev U19s: Tammy Abraham double ensures young Blues set up UEFA Youth League Group G decider with Porto

Adi Viveash's 2014-15 UEFA Youth League champions took another step towards retaining their trophy with a commanding 3-1 victory against Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday afternoon. 

The victory ensures the Chelsea youngsters will going into their Group G clash against Porto knowing a victory will mean automatic qualification into the last 16. 

Swiss starlet Miro Muheim handed Chelsea the lead with his first goal for the Under 19s after holding his run and slotting home a Mukhtar Ali cross after 25 minutes.  

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Chelsea Under 19s frontman Tammy Abraham points to

 the sky after scoring his first goal of the game

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Miro Muheim (right) scored the opening goal during 

Chelsea's 3-1 victory against Dynamo Kiev

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Muheim celebrates putting the Chelsea Under 19s into 

a 1-0 lead during the UEFA Youth League clash 

MATCH FACTS

Chelsea (4-2-3-1): Bradley Collins; Josh Grant, Joseph Colley, Ali Suljic, Trevoh Chalobah (Fikayo Tomori 83); Mukhtar Ali, Kyle Scott; Jacob Maddox (Charlie Wakefield 69), Miro Muheim, Isaac Christie-Davies (Charlie Colkett 65); Tammy Abraham 

Subs not used: Jared Thompson, Jay Dasilva, Ruben Sammut, Ike Ugbo

Booked: Grant, Tomori

Scorers: Muheim 25; Abraham 57, 90+4

Dynamo Kiev (4-3-3): Vadym Soldatenko; Oleksandr Tymchyk, Andrii Nesterenko, Pavlo Lukyanchuk (c) (Artem Yarmolenko 66), Vladyslav Dubinchak; Rostyslav Taranukha (Viktor Symcho 54), Ivan Kaliuzhnyi (Yevhenii Smirniy 86), Bodgan Mykhaylichenko; Mykola Shaparenko, Olexiy Schcebetun, Volodymyr Shepeliev

Sub not used: Volodymyr Makhankov, Artem Kozak, Vladyslav Alieksieiev, Roman Vantukh

Scorer: Schcebetun 46

Referee: Mads-Kristoffer Kristoffersen

The opening goal seemed to spark Kiev into action though as chances came and went for Bogdan Mykhaylichenko as Blues stopper Bradley Collins made a string of impressive saves to keep the scoreline at 1-0. 

The visitors were level just 50 seconds into the second half when 18-year-old striker Olexiy Schcebetun pounced on a mistake from Joseph Colley before finishing well past Collins in the Chelsea goal.

Chelsea frontman Tammy Abraham was on the end of a brilliant team move to put the home side back in the lead just before the hour mark.

Christie-Davies, Kyle Scott, Josh Grant and Ali were all involved in the build-up play which saw the ball move from left to right before Grant aimed a perfect cross into Abraham who headed home from six-yards. 

The game was far from over though as Kiev continued to push for a goal and the away side thought they'd found the equaliser when Schcebetun flashed a header just across goal. 

And it wasn't until the fourth minute of stoppage time when Chelsea sealed a crucial victory as Abraham turned in a good cross from Muheim to grab his second of the afternoon. 

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Abraham (right) scored twice to ensure his Chelsea side

 earned a 3-1 victory on Wednesday afternoon

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Abraham is congratulated by Muheim after scoring his 

side's third and final goal of the game