Chelsea Crowned In Style, Drogba Saluted

Diego Costa confirmed his status as the club's number one striker with his 20th league goal of the season, a 36th minute penalty to cancel out Steven Fletcher's opening goal before Loic Remy completed the win with two second half goals.
Drogba, meanwhile, was carried from the field by his team-mates when he was replaced after a brief, 28-minute appearance that had all the signs of a final farewell.
There was always going to be a celebratory air to this game, particularly since Sunderland secured their Premier League future with the midweek draw at Arsenal, ensuring there was nothing at stake for either team. Didier Drogba drew a line under his second spell at Chelsea as Jose Mourinho's side wrapped up their Premier League title-winning campaign with a 3-1 victory over Sunderland at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.