Our search for Chelsea’s Ultimate Goal of the Season continues and Group B has a distinctly Brazilian flavour.
After Group A got the competition under way, five more Goal of the Season winners now go head-to-head for two places in the quarter-finals.
This time, every contender was scored by a Brazilian Blue, with Juliano Belletti, Ramires, Oscar, Willian and Joao Pedro providing the five moments for you to choose between.
There are an array of different goals, with a long-range thunderbolt, an unforgettable chip on one of the biggest nights in our history, a moment of individual brilliance, a wonderful team move and an overhead kick.
As with Group A, the two goals which receive the most votes will advance to the quarter-finals, as our field of 20 previous winners is gradually narrowed down on the way to crowning the Ultimate Goal of the Season.
The decision over which Brazilian beauties make it through is in your hands. You can watch all five Group B contenders below, relive some memorable moments and pick the two goals you want to see progress by voting over on the Chelsea Official App.
Juliano Belletti vs Tottenham Hotspur - 2008
Tottenham afforded Belletti acres of space as he advanced from well inside his own half and the Brazilian made them pay in spectacular fashion, unleashing a thunderous drive from 35 yards, which flew into the top corner at the Shed End.
Ramires vs Barcelona - 2012
On an unforgettable Champions League night at the Nou Camp, Ramires raced on to Frank Lampard’s perfectly weighted pass and produced an audacious first-time chip over Victor Valdes to put us ahead in the tie on away goals. We of course went on to win our first Champions League that year, making this goal all the more memorable.
Oscar vs Juventus - 2013
On his first Chelsea start, Oscar announced himself in style. With his back to goal on the edge of the box, he took a fantastic touch from Ashley Cole's pass, spinning away from two Juventus players before curling a magnificent effort beyond Gianluigi Buffon and into the top corner.
Willian vs Brighton & Hove Albion - 2018
A goal to give the word teamwork a new meaning. Willian exchanged a series of quick passes with Eden Hazard and Michy Batshuayi, in the process slicing through the Brighton defence, before firing home from the edge of the penalty area.
Joao Pedro vs Nottingham Forest - 2026
Joao Pedro brought up the 20th goal of his debut Chelsea season in spectacular style, controlling Marc Cucurella’s header on his chest before producing an acrobatic overhead kick, which flew beyond Matz Sels and into the far corner.