article_snippet: Chelsea celebrate winning the Coca-Cola Cup at Wembley   in 1998, Duberry's first trophy as a professional .
article_snippet: A cup final wouldn’t be the same without A cup final.
article_snippet: A cup final was great to see Jayden’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.
article_snippet: The club must be happy with the progress and that Paris incident must have felt like a painful kick in the short-and-curlies.
article_snippet: I played my one and only Wembley cup final in March 1998 in this same competition, but known then as the Coca-Cola Cup.
article_snippet: we beat Middlesbrough 2-0 and it was my first trophy as a professional.
article_snippet: When John Terry scored the first Chelsea goal I enjoyed a brilliant, that father-son moment of celebrating' As we took we seats, I gave John Terry a history lesson about the day I played in this final 17 years ago.
article_snippet: Flag waving and singing songs with Jayden and the other Chelsea fans was great.
article_snippet: When John Terry scored the first Chelsea goal it was brilliant, that father-son moment of celebrating was priceless, then to see the other fans celebrating with John Terry was great.
article_snippet: And just when I thought the smile on John Terry face couldn’t get any bigger John Terry favourite player, Diego Costa scored the second. '
article_snippet: Diego Costa (right), my son's favourite player, scored the second goal to seal victory for Chelsea Costa's deflected effort beat Hugo Lloris to make it 2-0 to Chelsea in the Capital One Cup Final .
article_snippet: When the final whistle went, we were high-fiving and hugging strangers and watching JT lift the trophy which brought back memories for myself of Dennis Wise letting Gianluca Vialli lift the trophy in 1998.
article_snippet: Watching Terry lift the trophy with Terry team-mates brought back memories of my Coca-Cola Cup win' Chelsea' Costa and Terry pose with the Capital One Cup trophy on the Wembley pitch after the 2-0 victory .