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Kundan Shah
<h1>Chelsea Secures Premier League Title</h1>
The five-year dry season is over. Chelsea is Premier League champion again - with three amusements to extra.
Chelsea secured the title with a sketchy 1-0 triumph over Crystal Palace on Sunday that epitomized the late wary realism of Jose Mourinho's group.
Anyhow, it was a trophy that was truly won in the opening months of the season, with Chelsea having been on the standings from the very beginning. With just two misfortunes in 35 amusements, Chelsea was once in a while grieved in its quest for a fourth alliance title in 11 years — and the fifth in its 110-year history.
"This is unfathomable, we've worked so hard this year to get over the line," commander John Terry said as the blue and white streamers slipped on the Stamford Bridge field. "Today was an intense match, a tad bit apprehensive, yet we got over the line and we are champions."
Fittingly, the title-winning objective originated from Eden Hazard, a week after the Belgium winger's dynamic, individual showcases were respected by his kindred experts with the player of the year recompense.
In spite of the fact that Hazard's strangely feeble extra shot was spared by Palace goalkeeper Julian Speroni toward the end of the first a large portion of, the Belgian headed in the bounce back for his 14th alliance objective of the season.
The triumph was sufficient to make an inconceivable lead and depose Manchester City, which has now fizzled in both its title barriers since 2012 in spite of overwhelming venture from its Abu Dhabi possession. Chelsea is 16 focuses in front of Arsenal, which has five amusements left to play.
"We indicated completely everything since the very first moment, everything football requests from a group," Mourinho said. "We had awesome assaulting football, we had phenomenal mastery ... we protected amazingly well."
The group additionally won the League Cup in March and Mourinho's third Premier League title achievement affirms that the Portuguese mentor is back at the zenith of administration in England.