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Tens of thousands of Chelsea fans flooded the streets of west London on Sunday to celebrate the club’s historic Champions League and FA Cup double.

Roberto Di Matteo’s men were crowned European club champions for the first time in their history after a thrilling final in Munich on Saturday night.

The Blues overturned a one goal deficit to edge out Bayern in their very own Allianz Arena after the match went to extra time.

Ivory Coast’s Didier Drogba, who is yet to extend his contract beyond next month, scored the decisive penalty kick and this win guarantees Chelsea a place in the Champions League next season after they finished a disappointing sixth in the Premier league.

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