Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread

Cfc juu! juu zaidi bado uefa lazima tuchukue kwa mara ya kwanza! May God help us.
 
Chelsea wamepiga kazi ya kiumeni hasa,
ngoja tukawaonyeshe kazi Beyern palepale kwao, itakuwa kama Barca tu
 

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Namtafuta meerkat wajameni hata
Mungiki brother na roho yake ya korosho ... .... .... ... khe khe khe kheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Rev. kishoka rudi basi bana au ndio Manyang'au wamekufunda na wewe uwe Invisible?
 


Chelsea fans were hoping for the start of a momentous May, which concludes on May 19 when they compete in the Champions League final.




Meanwhile, Liverpool fans were hoping to celebrate their second trophy of the season after winning the Carling Cup back in February.




Liverpool owner John W Henry made the trip from the USA to attend the Reds' big day.
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Didier Drogba, starting in front of Fernando Torres, battled with Glen Johnson as Chelsea started brightly.




With 11 minutes on the clock, Ramires gave the Blues a perfect start as he coolly slotted past Pepe Reina.




The Brazilian celebrated as Roberto Di Matteo's team took the advantage.




Pepe Reina wasn't happy, but the Liverpool keeper was largely at fault for Ramires' shot creeping past him.
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Kenny Dalglish looked on, alongside Di Matteo, as his Liverpool side failed to create much in the first half.
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Didier Drogba continued his marvellous run of scoring at Wembley as he fired Chelsea into a 2-0 lead seven minutes into the second half.




Drogba celebrated as Chelsea were in firm control.
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Liverpool looked to their record signing as Andy Carroll was introduced into the fold.




The £35million man made an instant impact as he pulled one back with a rasping shot past Petr Cech.




Carroll celebrated as Reds fans rejoiced a route back into the final.




The striker thought he'd equalised with less than 10 minutes left, but his header was deemed to have been saved by Cech on the line.




Carrolll was convinced he scored but the officials ended up making the right decision, replays proving the whole ball didn't cross the line.
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Liverpool couldn't produce a late equaliser and Chelsea held on for a 2-1 victory, to the delight of interim manager Di Matteo.




Chelsea celebrated their seventh FA Cup trophy.







Blue was the colour as Chelsea's players posed with the cup.
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Truth is: Chelsea ARE the team to watch. Chelsea ARE the team on form. Chelsea are THE team to beat.

Chelsea is the team that has shown the world how to beat Barcelona

Best wishes in Munich
 

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