Champions League: 'Glad I was able to make up for my mistake', Chelsea's Timo Werner relieved by redemption

London: Timo Werner admitted he was relieved to redeem himself with a goal against Real Madrid which helped put Chelsea into the Champions League final against Premier League rivals Manchester City.Having missed a sitter when the semi-final first leg finished in a 1-1 draw in Madrid, Werner made amends in the return on Wednesday with the opening goal in a 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge which put the Blues into the final with a 3-1 win on aggregate."We were the dominant team for two games. That's why I'm glad I was able to make up for my mistake like this," Werner told Sky."A childhood dream for everyone in the dressing room has come true."After a season blighted by a litany of high-profile misses, Werner was widely criticised after the first leg when his close-range effort was saved in Madrid."In the first leg I was the fool because I didn't get the ball in from five metres," the Germany striker added."I put this one away from five metres, even though it was a bit easier as there was no goalkeeper."It would have been bad if I hadn't finished that one either."He gave Chelsea the first-half lead when Kai Havertz's chip rebounded off the bar, presenting Werner with an easy header into an empty net just short of the line.The 25-year-old's 12th goal for Chelsea was only his second in his last 18 games since signing from RB Leipzig for £45 million ($62 million) last year.Chelsea booked their place in the Istanbul final on 29 May when Mason Mount tapped in their second goal five minutes from the final whistle.