Nothing beats a late winner at Stamford Bridge. The limbs behind the goal. The players racing to one of the corners to celebrate. The banging of the Matthew Harding Stand billboards.
There have plenty to enjoy over the years, and now we are asking you to pick your favourite. To help shorten our very lengthy longlist, we have limited our selections to Premier League winners. And they must have been scored in the 85th minute or later.
It was incredibly tough for whittle them down to just eight, so we apologise if your favourite didn’t make the final selection! From Lampard to Leboeuf, Estevao to Willian, there are recent and past classics on momentous days in SW6 that will live long in the memory.
We start with the quarter-finals today, with the eight goals split into four ties. Watch them back and then vote for your favourite on the Chelsea Official App, with the winners progressing to Saturday’s semis. The grand final will be on Monday!
We’ve also added a few lines on each goal for added context if you need help making your mind up!
Vote now on the Chelsea Official App!
Quarter-final 1
Frank Leboeuf vs Leicester - 1997
Ruud Gullit's Blues had huffed and puffed all game without reward. That was until the ball rolled invitingly into Frank Leboeuf's path, with the centre-back stepping on to it and larruping a spectacular drive into the top corner.
William Gallas vs Tottenham - 2006
On the day the King of Stamford Bridge Peter Osgood died, William Gallas conjured up a dramatic late winner from distance at Ossie's beloved Shed End.
Quarter-final 2
Claude Makelele vs Charlton - 2005
Claude Makelele chose a memorable moment to score his first Chelsea goal, getting the party started on the day we lifted the Premier League title for the first time with a rebound from his own spot-kick.
Estevao Willian vs Liverpool - 2025
We don't think we need to remind you about Estevao's sliding stoppage-time winner against the reigning champions Liverpool last year!
Quarter-final 3
Frank Lampard vs Stoke City - 2009
Trailing 1-0, Juliano Belletti drew us level with two minutes to go before Lampard won it in stoppage time with a rising left-footed drive that had the foundations of the Bridge shaking.
Willian vs Everton - 2015
The Blues were scrapping hard at the top of the table in 2014/15, so it was looking like two points dropped with a goalless draw against Everton. Step forward Willian, whose low striker from a cleared corner find its way into the bottom corner.
Quarter-final 4
Fernando Torres vs Man City - 2013
A top-of-the-table clash was settled by Fernando Torres right at the end after a mistake in the Man City backline gave the striker a free run at goal and a tap-in.
Cole Palmer vs Man United - 2024
The second-latest winner in Premier League history - after 100 minutes and 41 seconds - was scored by Cole Palmer at the conclusion of a topsy-turvy epic in which our attacker had already equalised deep into stoppage time.