Current Arsenal, Southampton and Manchester United stars all started that famous final in Munich five years ago.
Chelsea may have just won the Premier League title once again, but it was arguably just over five years ago that the Blues enjoyed the greatest night in their history when they won the Champions League.
Under Roberto Di Matteo, Chelsea beat Bayern Munich on their own home ground in dramatic fashion, winning 4-3 on penalties after the game ended 1-1 after 120 minutes. But what became of that team?
Here, HITC Sport has taken a look at the team that started that night and where they are now…
Petr Cech is now at Arsenal
Petr Cech
Cech saved a penalty in extra-time and subsequently saved two in the shoot-out. He left Chelsea in 2015 for Arsenal.
Jose Bosingwa
Bosingwa left Stamford Bridge following the final, joining and being relegated with QPR. He went on to make over 70 league appearances for Turkish side Trabzonspor.
David Luiz
David Luiz left Chelsea in 2014 for Paris Saint-Germain. He has since returned and proved a crucial player during their title-winning campaign.
Gary Cahill
Cahill is the only player in that team not to have left Chelsea since that famous night in Munich.
Ashley Cole
Ashley Cole moved to Roma in 2014 and then joined LA Galaxy in 2016 after a tough time in Italy.
Frank Lampard
Chelsea’s all-time leading goalscorer retired earlier this year after spells with Manchester City and New York City.
John Obi Mikel
John Obi Mikel only left Chelsea earlier this year, joining Chinese Super League side Tianjin TEDA after nearly 250 league appearances for the Blues.
Ryan Bertrand left for Southampton
Ryan Bertrand
The Southampton man only made 57 appearances for Chelsea before his departure for the south coast, one of which came in the Champions League final in the more unfamiliar position of left-wing.
Juan Mata
Juan Mata was allowed to join Manchester United in 2014 where he remains. He was the only Chelsea player to miss a spot-kick in the shoot-out.
Juan Mata left for Manchester United in 2014
Salomon Kalou
Salomon Kalou played his final game for Chelsea in the final, joining Lille that summer and subsequently moving to Hertha Berlin in 2014. He has been fairly prolific in his time away from the club.
Didier Drogba
Didier Drogba guaranteed legendary status that night in Munich, scoring the equaliser in the dying minutes and then bagging the winning penalty. After spells in China and Turkey, he returned for one season in 2014. He then moved to Montreal Impact and is now player-owner of Phoenix Rising.
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