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We've done it! Chelsea are FA Cup winners for a fifth time after a pulsating win at Wembley, coming back from a goal down to beat Everton.

Chelsea ended the Premier League season with a win at Sunderland thanks to goals from Golden Boot winner Nicolas Anelka, Salomon Kalou and Ashley Cole.

Florent Malouda's sixth league goal of the season and Nicolas Anelka's 18th made it a good afternoon on the pitch as Stamford Bridge said farewell to Guus Hiddink.

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A win that equals our biggest in the league away to Arsenal has guaranteed automatic Champions League qualification for next season.

An away goal two minutes into stoppage time at the end of the game knocked Chelsea off the road to Rome on a night of many regrets.

There was a Gallic flavour to Chelsea's west London derby win against Fulham, with goals coming from Nicolas Anelka, Florent Malouda and Didier Drogba.

There was a Gallic flavour to Chelsea's west London derby win against Fulham, with goals coming from Nicolas Anelka, Florent Malouda and Didier Drogba.

The tie, as predicted by Barcelona players and manager, will very much be decided in the second leg as a Chelsea rearguard action soaked up enormous pressure.

A total of 180 league minutes between these two teams failed to produce a goal this season.

We're going back to Wembley at the end of May after coming from behind to defeat Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-final.

Chelsea clung on to three very valuable points at home to Bolton despite a spirited comeback from the visitors.

Branislav Ivanovic's first two goals for Chelsea plus yet another Didier Drogba strike against Liverpool have put Chelsea firmly in the driving seat.

That sound from the north-east is the Shearer bubble deflating as goals from Frank Lampard and Florent Malouda claimed the precious points.

Guus Hiddink has suffered his first defeat in charge of Chelsea as his team failed to spark in attack.

A sixth win in seven Guus Hiddink games moved Chelsea back into second place of the Barclays Premier League on Sunday.

It's the last eight of the Champions League for Chelsea as Michael Essien and Didier Drogba equalise Juventus goals in each half.

We're going to Wembley! Didier Drogba's third goal in four games and Alex's counter-attack strike have put Chelsea into the FA Cup semi-finals.

Didier Drogba celebrated a double century of Chelsea games with a 78th minute winner to keep Chelsea in second place in the table.

John Terry became the highest scoring defender in Chelsea history and Frank Lampard joined him as a hero with a 90th minute winner.

Nicolas Anelka continued on from his hat-trick at Watford with his first league goal in two months. The win takes Chelsea back above Aston Villa.

The Blues make the last eight but only after Watford took the lead. Nicolas Anelka was the hero; his hat-trick a master class in finishing.

Problems on the home front returned as attacking promise of the first half gave way to a poor display after the interval.

A brave second-half rearguard action after a hugely controversial red card for Frank Lampard was not enough.

Chelsea recorded an important victory at home to a defensively set Middlesbrough thanks to two second-half Salomon Kalou goals.

A Michael Ballack brace, his second a brilliant free-kick, was followed by one even better one from Frank Lampard to ensure safe FA Cup passage.

Saturday February 21st. KO: 12.45pm

Two last gasp Chelsea goals earned three points against Stoke at Stamford Bridge, with Frank Lampard firing the winner in injury time.

Michael Ballack's first of the season, followed by goals from Salomon Kalou, Nicolas Anelka and Frank Lampard recovered a replay in which Southend had led.

Three crosses proved Chelsea's undoing at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon as we fell to a first away league defeat of the season.

The Blues concede from a late set-piece again as a 90th minute Southend equaliser forces a replay, Salomon Kalou having opened the scoring.

The Blues remain unbeaten away in the league in 2008 but there is huge disappointment as a win is allowed to slip from grasp late on.

There was Christmas cheer for Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, as goals from Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard earned a 2-0 win.

The first league draw on the road this season keeps the Blues off the top but playing most of the game without John Terry, a hard fight was needed to take a single point back to London.

And so the home puzzle continues. Two more points are dropped as Nicolas Anelka's 100th Premier League goal proves only enough for a draw.

A second-half Cluj goal pegged Chelsea back after Salomon Kalou's opener but then entered substitute Didier Drogba.

Chelsea set a new English record with an 11th straight away league win at Bolton on Saturday, thanks to goals from Nicolas Anelka and Deco.

Two goals in four minutes, the first conceded in the second half in the league this season, undid an advantage given by an Arsenal own-goal.

Monday December 22. KO: 8pm

What looked a smash-and-grab win against the run of play was spoiled by an 82nd Bordeaux equaliser.

The first goalless draw at Stamford Bridge since February means home form continues to fall short of the Blues' perfect away league record.

Chelsea recorded a tenth straight Premier League away win to remain on top of the pile thanks to more goals from Nicolas Anelka and a special effort from Jose Bosingwa.

Didier Drogba's first goal of the season was not enough as shoot-out misery continues.

Chelsea returned to the top of the Premier League after two goals from Nicolas Anelka at Blackburn on Sunday.

Away results in Europe continue to fall short of those domestically as the Blues were well-beaten in Italy after a promising opening to the game.

The biggest win at Stamford Bridge under Felipe Scolari was a great way to ease concerns about home form.

Tuesday November 26. KO: 7.45pm

The irresistible away form continues, goals from Frank Lampard, Nicolas Anelka and Florent Malouda taking the Blues clear of Hull.