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🇮🇹🔵 Gianluca Vialli & Roberto Di Matteo – Chelsea Legends as Players

Gianluca Vialli was a world-class striker who arrived at Chelsea in 1996 and instantly became a leader on and off the pitch. With his intelligence, finishing, and winning mentality, he helped transform Chelsea into a trophy-winning side, lifting major honours including the FA Cup, League Cup, and European trophies. He even became player-manager — a rare role in modern football.

Roberto Di Matteo was the calm and intelligent midfielder who controlled games with simple but effective passing. He was a key part of Chelsea’s success in the late 90s, scoring important goals and helping the team win big trophies before injuries cut his career short.

Two Italians. Two leaders. One golden era at Chelsea. 🔵🏆

28 years ago, Chelsea wrote history in Europe. A 1–0 win over Stuttgart, Gianfranco Zola the match-winner.

2x UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup:

🏆 1971 → vs Real Madrid
🏆 1998 → vs Stuttgart

Pride of London.

Chelsea won the League back to back under Mourinho first spell and still went out to sign top players like Ballack, Shevchenko, Ashley Cole & Mikel to reinforce the squad in the next summer transfer window.

Chelsea really used to be a serious team under Abramovich, man.

This day in 1998

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Emmanuel Petit says Chelsea need a miracle to beat City on Saturday:

🗣 "I would say in a single game, a final, anything can happen. City won at Chelsea recently, and we saw only one team on the pitch.

The question actually is who cannot beat Chelsea? It seems that every single team can beat Chelsea, actually. So Chelsea need a miracle, I will tell you it won't happen because City are a better team in every way."

{Boyle Sports}

Last time we beat Man City was in the 2021 Champions League final.

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We've not lost in any final since Palmer came to chelsea.

Saturday is another final 😁

Your best moment: Chelsea winning the FA Cup?

When Chelsea are the underdogs...

Chelsea win the Evening Standard 5-a-side
John Phillips, Steve Kember, Alan Hudson, skipper John Hollins, sub Tommy Baldwin and Peter Osgood