The 2006-07 campaign delivered a season of spectacular silverware for Chelsea as The Blues clinched a brilliant domestic cup double, conquering both the FA Cup and the League Cup with thrilling final victories over rivals. Leading the charge was the talismanic Didier Drogba, whose 20 Premier League goals and heroic cup final finishes proved decisive in a campaign built on relentless power and Jose Mourinho's fierce ambition. It was an iconic year that saw the star-studded side featuring Frank Lampard, Michael Ballack, and the blistering Arjen Robben cement their place as one of the defining teams of the era.. The 2007-08 campaign was a dramatic, emotionally charged rollercoaster for Chelsea, who finished a hard-fought 2nd in the Premier League and reached their first-ever UEFA Champions League final. The season was defined by the shock early-season departure of manager José Mourinho and the subsequent run under Avram Grant, which saw The Blues push their great rivals Manchester United to the wire in both the league and the heartbreaking, all-English Champions League final in Moscow. Leading the line was the talismanic Frank Lampard, whose 20 goals across all competitions (including 10 in the league) anchored a side featuring the immense power of Didier Drogba and the crucial late-season goals of Michael Ballack. It was a year of resilience, an unbeaten home league record, and deep cup runs that ultimately ended in near-misses, but remains an iconic chapter of drama and fighting spirit for the club.