sábado, 11 de maio de 2019

Gary Cahill picks favourite Chelsea moment ahead of summer exit after Stamford Bridge farewell vs Watford

Gary Cahill admits winning the Champions League in 2012 was his finest moment over seven years at Chelsea ahead of his exit this summer. 

After spending the majority of the season out of Maurizio Sarri's squad, Cahill was given a Stamford Bridge send-off on Sunday in the Blues' 3-0 win over Watford.

It is likely to be his final appearance for the club, despite fixtures against Eintracht Frankfurt and Leicester to come this week and a potential Europa League final. 

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During his time at Chelsea he has won the Champions League, Premier League, Europa League, FA Cup and League Cup, and he told the club's official website: "It was a great moment for me to get out there and say goodbye and just thank the supporters for the great career I have had here of mostly ups. It has been fantastic.

"The Champions League in Munich was an amazing night to be part of, to be in the team that enabled Chelsea to win it for the first time was amazing but a very close second for me was the first Premier League I won.

leftCreated with Sketch. rightCreated with Sketch. 1/51 The CIES Football Observatory have used their algorithm to produce the top 50 most valuable players

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2/51 49. Pietro Pellegri, 18, Monaco - £7.7m

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3/51 49. Sofiane Diop, 18, Monaco - £7.7m

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4/51 48. Moussa Sylla, 19, Monaco - £7.9m

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5/51 47. Wooyeong Jeong, 19, Bayern Munich - £8.2m

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6/51 46. Joe Willock, 19, Arsenal - £8.4m

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7/51 45. Oliver Skipp, 18, Tottenham - £8.5m

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8/51 43. Morgan Gibbs-White, 19, Wolves - £8.6m

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9/51 43. Riqui Puig, 19, Barcelona - £8.6m

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10/51 42. Tyler Adams, 20, RB Leipzig - £8.7m

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11/51 41. Juan Hernandez, 20, Huesca - £9.2m

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12/51 40. Ben Woodburn, 19, Liverpool - £9.3m

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13/51 38. Alessandro Bastoni, 20, Parma - £9.8m

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14/51 38. Yan Valery, 20, Southampton - £9.8m

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15/51 37. Ethan Ampadu, 18, Chelsea - £10.3m

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16/51 36. Arne Maier, 20, Hertha Berlin - £10.6m

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17/51 35. Eddie Nketiah, 19, Arsenal - £10.8m

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18/51 34. Malang Sarr, 20, Nice - £10.9m

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19/51 33. Rafael Leao, 19, Lille - £11.1m

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20/51 32. Brahim Diaz, 19, Real Madrid - £11.5m

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21/51 31. Benoit Badiashile, 18, Monaco - £12.2m

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22/51 30. Alphonso Davies, 18, Bayern Munich - £12.8m

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23/51 29. Hamed Traore, 19, Empoli - £12.9m

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24/51 28. Jean-Clair Todibo, 19, Barcelona - £13m

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25/51 26. Matheus Cunha, 19, RB Leipzig - £13.3m

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26/51 26. Moussa Diaby, 19, PSG -

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27/51 25. Diego Lainez, 18. Real Betis - £13.7m

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28/51 24. Fran Beltran, 20, Celta Vigo - £14.7m

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29/51 23. Ferran Torres, 19, Valencia - £15.3m

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30/51 22. Dan-Axel Zagadou, 19, Borussia Dortmund - £16.7m

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31/51 20. Moise Kean, 19, Juventus - £17.35m

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32/51 20. Callum Hudson-Odoi, 18, Chelsea - £17.35m

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33/51 19. Ozan Kabak, 19, Stuttgart - £17.8m

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34/51 18. Phil Foden, 18, Man City - £18.7m

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35/51 17. Boubacar Kamara, 19, Marseille - £22.7m

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36/51 16. Alban Lafont, 20, Fiorentina - £24.2m

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37/51 15. Dwight McNeil, 19, Burnley - £24.5m

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38/51 14. Pedro Porro, 19, Girona - £25.1m

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39/51 13. Diogo Dalot, 20, Manchester United - £25.8m

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40/51 12. Samuel Chukwueze, 19, Villarreal - £29.9m

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41/51 11. Ibrahima Konate, 20, RB Leipzig - £34.2m

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42/51 10. Ryan Sessegnon, 19, Fulham - £37.2m

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43/51 9. Evan N'Dicka, 19, Frankfurt - £37.7m

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44/51 8. Justin Kluivert, 20, Roma - £37.9m

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45/51 7. Vinicius Junior, 18, Real Madrid - £47m

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46/51 6. Gianluigi Donnarumma, 20, AC Milan - £50.8m

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47/51 5. Declan Rice, 20, West Ham - £54.9m

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48/51 4. Kai Havertz, 19, Bayer Leverkusen - £55m

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49/51 3. Nicolo Zaniolo, 19, Roma - £57.6m

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50/51 2. Matteo Guendouzi, 20, Arsenal - £60m

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51/51 1. Jadon Sancho, 19, Borussia Dortmund - £128.5m

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1/51 The CIES Football Observatory have used their algorithm to produce the top 50 most valuable players

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2/51 49. Pietro Pellegri, 18, Monaco - £7.7m

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3/51 49. Sofiane Diop, 18, Monaco - £7.7m

REUTERS

4/51 48. Moussa Sylla, 19, Monaco - £7.9m

REUTERS

5/51 47. Wooyeong Jeong, 19, Bayern Munich - £8.2m

Bongarts/Getty Images

6/51 46. Joe Willock, 19, Arsenal - £8.4m

Arsenal FC via Getty Images

7/51 45. Oliver Skipp, 18, Tottenham - £8.5m

Getty Images

8/51 43. Morgan Gibbs-White, 19, Wolves - £8.6m

PA

9/51 43. Riqui Puig, 19, Barcelona - £8.6m

AFP/Getty Images

10/51 42. Tyler Adams, 20, RB Leipzig - £8.7m

Bongarts/Getty Images

11/51 41. Juan Hernandez, 20, Huesca - £9.2m

EPA

12/51 40. Ben Woodburn, 19, Liverpool - £9.3m

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13/51 38. Alessandro Bastoni, 20, Parma - £9.8m

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14/51 38. Yan Valery, 20, Southampton - £9.8m

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15/51 37. Ethan Ampadu, 18, Chelsea - £10.3m

REUTERS

16/51 36. Arne Maier, 20, Hertha Berlin - £10.6m

REUTERS

17/51 35. Eddie Nketiah, 19, Arsenal - £10.8m

Arsenal FC via Getty Images

18/51 34. Malang Sarr, 20, Nice - £10.9m

AFP/Getty Images

19/51 33. Rafael Leao, 19, Lille - £11.1m

REUTERS

20/51 32. Brahim Diaz, 19, Real Madrid - £11.5m

AFP/Getty Images

21/51 31. Benoit Badiashile, 18, Monaco - £12.2m

AP

22/51 30. Alphonso Davies, 18, Bayern Munich - £12.8m

AFP/Getty Images

23/51 29. Hamed Traore, 19, Empoli - £12.9m

EPA

24/51 28. Jean-Clair Todibo, 19, Barcelona - £13m

Getty Images

25/51 26. Matheus Cunha, 19, RB Leipzig - £13.3m

AFP/Getty Images

26/51 26. Moussa Diaby, 19, PSG -

AFP/Getty Images

27/51 25. Diego Lainez, 18. Real Betis - £13.7m

Getty Images

28/51 24. Fran Beltran, 20, Celta Vigo - £14.7m

Getty Images

29/51 23. Ferran Torres, 19, Valencia - £15.3m

Getty Images

30/51 22. Dan-Axel Zagadou, 19, Borussia Dortmund - £16.7m

Bongarts/Getty Images

31/51 20. Moise Kean, 19, Juventus - £17.35m

AP

32/51 20. Callum Hudson-Odoi, 18, Chelsea - £17.35m

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33/51 19. Ozan Kabak, 19, Stuttgart - £17.8m

EPA

34/51 18. Phil Foden, 18, Man City - £18.7m

AFP/Getty Images

35/51 17. Boubacar Kamara, 19, Marseille - £22.7m

AFP/Getty Images

36/51 16. Alban Lafont, 20, Fiorentina - £24.2m

AFP/Getty Images

37/51 15. Dwight McNeil, 19, Burnley - £24.5m

AFP/Getty Images

38/51 14. Pedro Porro, 19, Girona - £25.1m

EPA

39/51 13. Diogo Dalot, 20, Manchester United - £25.8m

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40/51 12. Samuel Chukwueze, 19, Villarreal - £29.9m

EPA

41/51 11. Ibrahima Konate, 20, RB Leipzig - £34.2m

REUTERS

42/51 10. Ryan Sessegnon, 19, Fulham - £37.2m

Getty Images

43/51 9. Evan N'Dicka, 19, Frankfurt - £37.7m

AP

44/51 8. Justin Kluivert, 20, Roma - £37.9m

AP

45/51 7. Vinicius Junior, 18, Real Madrid - £47m

REUTERS

46/51 6. Gianluigi Donnarumma, 20, AC Milan - £50.8m

EPA

47/51 5. Declan Rice, 20, West Ham - £54.9m

Action Images via Reuters

48/51 4. Kai Havertz, 19, Bayer Leverkusen - £55m

AFP/Getty Images

49/51 3. Nicolo Zaniolo, 19, Roma - £57.6m

AFP/Getty Images

50/51 2. Matteo Guendouzi, 20, Arsenal - £60m

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51/51 1. Jadon Sancho, 19, Borussia Dortmund - £128.5m

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"I have watched this league since I was a kid and I know how hard it is to go out every single week and try to get three points, as you saw in this game in the first half against Watford, so to do that consistently throughout the period of a season and to win the trophy is one of the best feelings as well."

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Former Chelsea midfielder Nathaniel Chalobah was also handed a rare appearance by visitors Watford, making his first league start since December.

His manager Javi Gracia had been impressed with his performance during the first half and Chalobah told Watford's official website: "It's been a very difficult year for me, coming in and out, but I just tried to give everything I can.

Cahill applauds the Chelsea fans (EPA)

"I left it all out there and I blew up after about 50 minutes! It's always difficult not playing games and that match fitness and sharpness is something you always lack when you don't get that opportunity.

"But what can I do? The boys been flying this year and you've got to look at it that way and keep going."

PA Sport also contributed to this report

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