Chelsea's old guard of Didier Drogba (left), captain John Terry (center) and Frank Lampard celebrate Saturday's FA Cup win.
Chelsea's core strength —
Chelsea's old guard of Didier Drogba (left), captain John Terry (center) and Frank Lampard celebrate Saturday's FA Cup win.
Chelsea's caretaker manager Roberto Di Matteo is thrown into the air in celebration by his players after their 2-1 victory against Liverpool at London's Wembley Stadium.
Lift off —
Chelsea's caretaker manager Roberto Di Matteo is thrown into the air in celebration by his players after their 2-1 victory against Liverpool at London's Wembley Stadium.
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Liverpool came from 2-0 down and thought the scores had been leveled late in the match, but Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech made a desperate save from Andy Carroll's header underneath the crossbar.
Did it cross the line? —
Liverpool came from 2-0 down and thought the scores had been leveled late in the match, but Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech made a desperate save from Andy Carroll's header underneath the crossbar.
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Drogba celebrates after doubling Chelsea's lead, following up a first-half goal by Ramires. Both players scored in the Champions League semifinal matches against Barcelona.
Didier does it —
Drogba celebrates after doubling Chelsea's lead, following up a first-half goal by Ramires. Both players scored in the Champions League semifinal matches against Barcelona.
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Liverpool and Chelsea fans enjoy the atmosphere prior to the final. A lack of train services due to Monday's public holiday meant that Liverpool fans faced a long trip home after the match.
Big day out —
Liverpool and Chelsea fans enjoy the atmosphere prior to the final. A lack of train services due to Monday's public holiday meant that Liverpool fans faced a long trip home after the match.
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Fabrice Muamba attended the match, which was played less than two months after he collapsed on the pitch after suffering cardiac arrest in his team Bolton's FA Cup quarterfinal against Tottenham.
Muamba's miracle —
Fabrice Muamba attended the match, which was played less than two months after he collapsed on the pitch after suffering cardiac arrest in his team Bolton's FA Cup quarterfinal against Tottenham.
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