article_snippet: John Terry lifts the Capital One Cup after captaining Chelsea to victory over Tottenahm Hotspur .
article_snippet: Diego Costa, John Terry and Gary Cahill celebrate the opening goal of the game in London .
article_snippet: John Terry scored Chelsea’s opener on the stroke of half-time, a finish that settled any anxiety and pretty much any doubt about the destination of this year’s Capital One Cup.
article_snippet: the Capital One Cup is a level or two down from this year’s Capital One Cup, or the three Barclays Premier League titles John Terry has won at Chelsea during a 17-year career at Stamford Bridge — but one look at the Chelsea captain told you it really mattered.
article_snippet: Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino watch on from the sidelines .
article_snippet: Goalscorer Terry celebrates with Costa during Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and Tottenham boss
article_snippet: Mauricio Pochettino Capital One Cup final win in London .
article_snippet: It hurt like hell for Goalscorer Terry to miss out on the Champions League final, that one night in Munich when Chelsea finally realised Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino ambition to win the biggest club cup in European football.
article_snippet: The Chelsea squad celebrate The Chelsea squad cup success following the final whistle in the capital .
article_snippet: Didier Drogba, Goalscorer Terry and full back Branislav Ivanovic celebrate their first trophy since Mourinho's return .
article_snippet: Chelsea's captain and manager embrace after the Portuguese coach's first trophy since 2012 .
highlights_snippet: Chelsea beat Tottenham 2-0 in the Capital One Cup final .
  