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Thousands of fans lined the streets of Fulham on Monday as Chelsea celebrated their first title win for rive years in style.

The Blues secured the title with victory over Crystal Palace earlier this month but it was only after a comeback win over Sunderland on the final day that Jose Mourinho's men were presented with the Premier league trophy.

And Sunday's celebrations spilled into Monday as supporters descended on west London to join in Chelsea's victory parade after an impressive double-winning season in the second year of Mourinho's second spell.

The departing Didier Drogba soaked up the acclaim on the first of three buses which took Chelsea players staff and owner Roman Abramovich from Stamford Bridge along Fulham Broadway and King's Road.

The European Youth League and FA Youth Cup-winning squad were also present.

The parade, which took place in front of an estimated 70,000 people, many of whom threw celery as part of a strange Chelsea tradition, paused at Eel Brook Common before returning to Stamford Bridge.