Soccer Football - Champions League Final - Manchester City v Chelsea - Estadio do Dragao, Porto, Portugal - May 29, 2021 Chelsea players celebrate with the trophy after winning the Champions League Pool via REUTERS/Pierre-Philippe Marcou

Kai’s goal sends Chelsea to Champions league victory

Last updated May 29, 2021

For the second time now and first time in 2012 in Munich, Chelsea returned to the record books by winning the elusive UEFA Champions League again on Saturday.

Kai Havertz’s 43rd-minute goal was all Chelsea needed to re-write the story and emerged victorious over Manchester City rivals in Porto.

After a frantic and frenetic first-half, Kai Havertz put Chelsea in the lead as he ran on to Mason Mount’s through ball to round Ederson and slot home into an empty net and send the Blues fans.

CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE!!!

Tonight we light up Stamford Bridge for our fans because we are once again the Champions of Europe!

It was a huge blow for City in the second period when Kevin De Bruyne was taken off in tears after suffering a nasty neck injury.

And it was Chelsea who continued to dominate, with Christian Pulisic missing a glorious chance to double the lead around 20 minutes from full-time.

City had no reply, and Chelsea got the job done to repeat the joyous scenes in Munich in 2012.

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