Chelsea manager, Jose Mourinho, was giddy, well, as giddy as The Special One allows himself to be. The Blues had won the League Cup with a 2-0 triumph over Tottenham, and taking that first bit of hardware in reign No. 2 as Chelsea boss was feeling pretty good.
“I am like a kid winning the first one,” the Portuguese said. “It’s hard for me to live without titles. I need to feed myself with them.”
Of the FA Cup at the hands of Bradford, Mourinho still has two more trophies in his sight for this season: the Premier League title and the UEFA Champions League crown.
One looks a tougher feat that the other right now, though both remain realistic. Chelsea has a five-point lead and a match-in-hand on second-place Manchester City in the Premier League, and only four of its remaining matches are against contenders for European places. Of those, three are at home and the fourth is a visit to the Emirates Stadium, where Chelsea hasn’t lost since 2010 (2W-2D).
As for the Champions League, a 1-1 draw at PSG has them a win or scoreless draw away from advancing to the quarterfinals.

















