Ekwugha Ike Hillary: History will always remember the champions whether boring or not.

Keval Shah: Congratulations to Chelsea. Deserved 2014-15 Premier League champions. Stunning in the first half and efficient in the second.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Full-on celebrations at Stamford Bridge. The turf is festooned by blue streamers and even the normally impassive Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is wreathed in smiles.

"The DJ going through the card - "We Are The Champions" and "Blue Is The Colour" - in honour of this very fine Chelsea team who fully deserve to be crowned champions.

"The notion that Chelsea are boring smacks of jealousy from their rivals who have struggled to win a title. Not much sign of boredom from Chelsea's fans at the moment."

Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, speaking to Sky Sports: "This one is sweet. Chelsea will always be my number one club. It's my third time to win it in front of the fans and it's amazing. What next? A good rest and a good celebration!

Chelsea forward Eden Hazard added: "We deserve to be champions, and everyone at Chelsea is happy today. The manager gives me a lot of feelings and I can play my best football on the pitch which is the most important thing. I know the team need me and a player like me. I am here to score, and this season all the players did well."

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Chelsea captain John Terry speaking to Sky Sports: "It's an unbelievable feeling. We've worked so hard, so to get over the line is great. It was a bit nervy - they are a good side and made it difficult. Thankfully Eden got the goal and we won the game.

"One person said - they know who they are - I couldn't play twice in a week and I proved them wrong. I've got great players and a great manager.

"This is what I live for. It's been five years since we've won it. The first one was special and you go four or five years without it and that hurts. So I'll really enjoy it today."

Diego Costa hasn't quite opted for the John Terry-esque full kit celebration.

The injured striker joins in the party in his Chelsea top but opts to wear his jeans.

He watches on as some of his team-mates perform the obligatory dive towards the home fans. Great scenes - for Chelsea fans anyway.

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Queen's "We are the Champions" is playing on the tannoy system and owner Roman Abramovich is looking as though he is enjoying himself a bit more now.

The Stamford Bridge pitch is absolutely covered in blue ribbon.

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Former West Brom manager Alan Irvine: "Mourinho is an outstanding manager, he deserves this, they do as a team and overall this season they have been the best team."

That's it, the final whistle goes and Chelsea win the Premier League title. John Terry sinks to his knees before joining his team-mates in a hug.

Party time.

Alan Pardew shakes Jose Mourinho's hand. Congratulating the champion?

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Chelsea are just seconds away from winning the Premier League title....

Eden Hazard is given a hero's reception as he is replaced by Filipe Luis.

Jeff Mealiff: Can't believe some people praising Mourinho for having 3 holding midfielders and only two attackers against Palace at home.

David French: Mourinho is so boring and negative... Mikel for Cuadrado, Zouma for Willian...

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Huge relief for Chelsea as Glenn Murray's downward head is gratefully gathered by Thibaut Courtois. Two minutes of injury time signalled.

Spirited from Palace as they force another corner...

Gary Cahill heads clear the initial corner but the ball is delivered back in the penalty area and another corner is forced....

Wait a minute. Corner to Palace...

Gary Lineker
BBC Sport

"Three holding midfield players. Now that is a first. Jose at his finest."

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The Chelsea fans are on their feet, they are just waiting for the final whistle and for the celebrations to begin.

Owner Roman Abramovich looks a trifle bored...

Eden Hazard twists and turns in Crystal Palace's penalty area but his low shot is blocked.