article_snippet: Huge pressure was on John Terry shoulders after getting the nod ahead of Thibaut Courtois and John Terry was as reliable as Jose Mourinho would’ve expected.
article_snippet: Nothing spectacular, but a cup final clean sheet.
article_snippet: The full back was in a rare miss shock early on when John Terry headed wide at the back post.
article_snippet: Cleverly won the free kick for Chelsea’s opener, controlling John Terry’s long ball well before going down when pulled by Nacer Chadli.
article_snippet: Completely nullified the threat of Chelsea’s main man Harry Kane.
article_snippet: Almost scored with a header, seconds before the break and moments after Chelsea had gone ahead.
article_snippet: Leading by example as John Terry - 8.5 fired Chelsea ahead just before the break and was equally as solid at The full back.
article_snippet: Part of an incredibly solid Chelsea back line.
article_snippet: Controlled in defensive midfield alongside an unlikely partner in Zouma and did what was required.
article_snippet: Looked out of position in defensive midfield at first but improved vastly.
article_snippet: The creative cog in Chelsea’s midfield, finding space on the left-hand side and through the middle.
article_snippet: Quiet first-half, but made Spanish midfielder Cesc Fabregas presence felt early in the second by using Spanish midfielder Cesc Fabregas chest to flick the ball into the air then execute and audacious overhead kick which almost beat Hugo Lloris then set up Diego Costa for the second.
article_snippet: Expertly delivered ball into the box for Chelsea’s first-half goal and was on-song throughout against the club he almost signed for.
article_snippet: Dealt the killer blow in the tie with the second goal.
article_snippet: Crucial save to deny he a second just before the break, which would’ve surely buried Spurs, but was powerless to keep out either goal.
article_snippet: Kyle Walker - 5.5 did not get close enough to Diego Costa in the second half to stop Kyle Walker - 5.5 getting the shot away which then took a deflection off Kyle Walker - 5.5 Hugo Lloris (centre)Hugo Lloris (centre) .
article_snippet: Let Diego Costa rile Eric Dier - 5.5 in the early stages and picked up a yellow card going through the back of the striker then failed to clear Willian’s free kick to allow Terry to score.
article_snippet: Crucial diving header to stop a Chelsea break at speed in the first-half, covering in the centre of defence, then was at fault for conceding the opener by flicking on Willian’s free kick.
article_snippet: Contributed little to Tottenham’s performance and picked up a silly yellow card late on for an unnecessary foul.
article_snippet: Hit the bar early on with a free kick and was Spurs’ most dangerous player going forward, generating a few openings that Cech dealt with fairly easily.
article_snippet: Tried to get on the ball and run at Chelsea but created little of note.
highlights_snippet: Diego Costa had a hand in Kyle Walker's second-half own-goal .
  