Chelsea 8-0 Wigan Athletic (2009-10 FA Premier League)

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Chelsea 8-0 Wigan Athletic clinched the 2009-10 Premier League title for the Blues, on the final day of the league season. The 8-0 scoreline is Chelsea's record league win in terms of margin of victory, and completed a total of 103 goals in the league season; a Premier League record. Wigan Athletic were captained by former Chelsea defender Mario Melchiot.

Match details

9 May 2010 15.00	Chelsea	8 - 0	Wigan Athletic	Venue: Stamford Bridge Attendance: 41,383 Referee: Martin Atkinson
	Anelka 6', 56' Lampard 32' (pen) Kalou 54' Drogba 63', 68' (pen), 80' A.Cole 90'

CHELSEA: GK 1 Petr Cech RB 2 Branislav Ivanovic 58' CB 33 Alex CB 26 John Terry (c) LB 3 Ashley Cole CM 13 Michael Ballack 70' CM 8 Frank Lampard CM 15 Florent Malouda RF 21 Salomon Kalou 55' 58' LF 39 Nicolas Anelka CF 11 Didier Drogba 74' Substitutes: GK 40 Henrique Hilario DF 18 Yury Zhirkov DF 35 Juliano Belletti 58' MF 10 Joe Cole 58' MF 24 Nemanja Matic 70' CF 23 Daniel Sturridge MF 19 Paulo Ferreira Manager: Carlo Ancelotti

WIGAN: GK 12 Mike Pollitt RB 25 Mario Melchiot (c) CB 17 Emmerson Boyce CB 5 Gary Caldwell 31' CB 2 Steve Gohouri 41' LB 31 Maynor Figueroa DM 27 Mohamed Diame 72' CM 8 Ben Watson 61' CM 14 Chrles N'Zogbia 49' MF 24 James McCarthy CF 20 Hugo Rodallega 82' Substitutes: GK 29 Vladimir Stojkovic MF 21 Tomasz Cywka MF 39 Jordan Mustoe CF 9 Jason Scotland MF 7 Paul Scharner 72' MF 11 Victor Moses 82' MF 6 Hendry Thomas 61' Manager: Roberto Martinez

Match Reports

• chelseafc.com
• BBC
• The Guardian
• The Telegraph

Highlights

• YouTube

2009-10 season

Premier League:

Hull City (H) • Sunderland (A) • Fulham (A) • Burnley (H) • Stoke City (A) • Tottenham (H) • Wigan (A) • Liverpool (H) • Aston Villa (A) Blackburn (H) • Bolton (A) • Manchester United (H) • Wolves (H) • Arsenal (A) • Manchester City (A) • Everton (H) • Portsmouth (H) West Ham (A) • Birmingham (A) • Fulham (H) • Sunderland (H) • Birmingham (H) • Burnley (A) • Hull City (A) • Arsenal (H) • Everton (A) Wolves (A) • Manchester City (H) • West Ham (H) • Blackburn (A) • Portsmouth (A) • Aston Villa (H) • Manchester United (A) • Bolton (H) Tottenham (A) • Stoke City (H) • Liverpool (A) • Wigan (H)

FA Cup:

3rd round: Watford | 4th round: Preston NE | 5th round: Cardiff City | QF: Stoke City | SF: Aston Villa | Final: Portsmouth

League Cup:

3rd round: QPR | 4th round: Bolton | QF: Blackburn

Champions League:

Group stage: Porto (H) • APOEL (A) • Atlético Madrid (H) • Atlético Madrid (A) • Porto (A) • APOEL (H) 2nd round: Inter Milan: 1st leg • 2nd leg