Brutal, utterly brutal. If Jose Mourinho’s dismissive pre-match comments about Roberto di Matteo’s glorious achievements seemed a little unkind then this was worse, much worse. And how Mourinho will have savoured it because here was a performance to encapsulate the point he had been trying to make. Winning the Champions League is all very well, he seemed to say on the eve of the game, but as a manager you can fluke it with a few good players and a bit of luck. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Mourinho: Schalke can take comfort in losing to a perfect Chelsea Chelsea celebrate on their way to an emphatic victory which sees them into the knockout stages as group winners
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John Terry headed the opener in the first two minutes to put the visitors in front
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Chelsea doubled their lead through Willian's strike in Gelsenkirchen
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Jan Kirchhoff's own goal made it 3-0 before Didier Drogba added a fourth
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And Ramires completed the scoring with a fine header at the back post
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Chelsea's victory confirmed top spot in Group G and their place in the knockout stages
Jan Kirchhoff
@placeholder (fourth right) reacts with anger after scoring past his own keeper to pile the pressure on the home side
Didier Drogba
As the match went into the final 15 minutes, @placeholder tapped in the fourth, teed up by Willian, and then set up the fifth with a cross for Ramires to score with his head.
Ramires
As the match went into the final 15 minutes, Drogba tapped in the fourth, teed up by Willian, and then set up the fifth with a cross for @placeholder to score with his head.