Chelsea captain John Terry lifts the Capital One Cup after leading his side to a comfortable victory over Tottenham at Wembley
Confetti is released as the Chelsea team line up having collected their first piece of silverware of the season
Manager Jose Mourinho gets his hands on the trophy as he celebrates winning the first cup of his second spell as boss
Mourinho appeared emotional as he waited to walk up and lift the Capital One Cup after Chelsea's victory
Branislav Ivanovic celebrates after full time in the Capital One Cup final between Tottenham and Chelsea at Wembley
Mourinho lies on the ground as Chelsea celebrate winning the Capital One Cup at Wembley on Sunday
Mourinho joined in as Chelsea celebrated beating Tottenham to lift the Capital One Cup trophy at Wembley
Mourinho celebrates the Capital One Cup final win with his team as Chelsea beat Tottenham 2-0 at Wembley
Mourinho walks away behind the stage after Chelsea lift the trophy and are crowned Capital One Cup winners
Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas (left), Cesar Azpilicueta (centre) and Diego Costa with their winners' flag after the final whistle
Chelsea's players, some with the flags of their home countries, prepare to take a dive on the Wembley turf in celebration
Diego Costa, John Terry and Didier Drogba start the celebrations after the final whistle as Chelsea prepare to lift the trophy
Chelsea tweeted this photograph from
inside their dressing room as the players celebrated the 2-0 victory
over their London rivals
Gary Cahill tweeted that he was 'absolutely buzzing' while Oscar posted the photograph on the right on Twitter
Nathan Ake posted his selfie with Diego Costa on Instagram (left) while Ramires did the same as he posed with the trophy
Cesc Fabregas posted this 'selfie with the cup' on Twitter while Thibaut Courtois posted a group photo on his Instagram account
Harry Kane applauds the Tottenham fans while Chelsea celebrate behind him after winning the Capital One Cup final 2-0
Roberto Soldado had little chance to make an impact in the final as he is surrounded by joyful Chelsea players
Tottenham's Christian Eriksen stands with his hands on his hips after the final whistle as Tottenham's defeat starts to sink in
As Chelsea celebrate in the background, Mousa Dembele is left to wonder what might have been as Tottenham finish as runners-up
Danny Rose sits disconsolate on the Wembley turf as their London rivals get ready to start the party at the national stadium
MATCH FACTS AND RATINGS
Tottenham (4-2-3-1):
Lloris 6; Walker 5.5, Dier 5.5, Vertonghen 6, Rose 5.5; Bentaleb 5,
Mason 5.5 (Lamela 71 6); Chadli 5.5 (Soldado 80), Eriksen 6.5, Townsend
5.5 (Dembele 62 6); Kane 5.
Subs not used: Vorm, Davies, Fazio, Stambouli,
Booked: Dier, Bentaleb
Manager: Mauricio Pochettino 5
Chelsea (4-3-3):
Cech 7; Ivanovic 7, Cahill 7.5, Terry 8.5, Azpilicueta 7; Ramires 6.5,
Zouma 6; Hazard 7.5, Fabregas 7.5 (Oscar 88), Willian 7 (Cuadrado 76);
Diego Costa 8 (Drogba 90).
Subs not used: Courtois, Filipe Luis, Ake, Remy.
Booked: Cahill, Cuadrado, Willian
Manager: Jose Mourinho 7.5
Referee: Anthony Taylor 7
MOTM: Terry
Attendance: 89,297
Terry fires the ball home via a deflection off Eric Dier to put Chelsea in front on the stroke of half time at Wembley
Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris is
left stranded after Terry's deflected effort flew past him and into the
net at the end of the first half
Terry peels away to celebrate with Costa as Eden Hazard raises his arms in adulation following his captain's opening strike
Terry is joined by Costa and Gary Cahill as the blue half of Wembley erupts thanks to the Chelsea captain's effort
Costa shot was deflected into his own net by Kyle Walker as Tottenham fall further behind and Chelsea's celebrations begin
re ferocious than malicious. Chelsea can
bring out the worst in folk. 
Christian Eriksen came within inches
of giving Tottenham the lead when he curled a free kick against the
Chelsea bar in the first half
Willian tries his luck from a set
piece but the Chelsea midfielder but the Brazilian was out of luck as
both sides pushed or the opener
In-form Tottenham striker Kane is closely watched by Chelsea players Ramires (right) and Kurt Zouma
Diego Costa was a thorn in the
Tottenham defence's side all afternoon and Dier took matters into his
own hands with this challenge
Dier is left stunned after referee Anthony Taylor produced a yellow card for his challenge on Chelsea striker Costa
Terry helps his team-mate Cesar Azpilicueta after he suffered a nasty head injury in the second half of Chelsea's win
Blood streams from the Chelsea defender's head as Terry helps him out with support from Tottenham striker Harry Kane
Azpilicueta was able to return to action but was sporting a head bandage after suffeing a knock to the head
Nacer Chadli checks on Eden Hazard as the Chelsea playmaker lies on the Wembley turf following a hard challenge
Costa and Kyle Walker argue as the Chelsea striker continued to rile the Tottenham defenders with his all-action style
Walker gets to grips with Hazard as the Belgian midfielder continued to excel, causing problems for the Tottenham defence
Drogba came on in the dying seconds but had no time to continue his excellent record of scoring in cup finals
