While we wait for more reaction from The Hawthorns let's have a bit from the night's other game at Goodison...

Santa, smoothies & amorous animals - how well do you know Chelsea's champions?

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The players and staff are celebrating again, in the dressing room now. Up on the massage tables, on the benches.

Who packed the champagne?

Brian from Aylesbury

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Chelsea boss Antonio Conte: "That decision changed our season. We had to change and find a new suit for our team. In my mind there was this option to play a 3-4-3 because I knew I had the players to do that.

"We were not lucky, we did a great job. It's important to rest. It is a great season but now we can win the FA Cup.

"Every game I feel like I have played with my players! I show my passion and my will, my desire to stay with my players in every moment of the game. This is me, I am this.

"In the present, in the past, I stay with my players in positive and negative situations. We won this title together."

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Chelsea manager Antonio Conte on Sky Sports: "Thank you, thank you. this is a great achievement for the players. I thank them for their commitment and work rate. They show me a great attitude to try to do something great this season. After this win we must be happy, we must be pleased.

"I thought that Hazard and Pedro were tired and we needed more energy. Michy paid me a lot with this change! It was great. It wasn't easy for me to arrive in England and try different habits, a different language and inherit players after a bad season."

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Betiku Victor: Massive credit to Antonio Conte. Came into a team with turmoil and successfully transformed the team to winners

Jamie Rowe: Well done Chelsea I'm a United fan, but there's no denying you were the best team by a long, long way this season.

Here are the obligatory post title winning bumps for Antonio Conte...

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N'Golo Kante and Pedro get the bumps now, Pedro gets some serious air time. Careful! We don't want a Steve Morrow moment.

A radio presenter tries to get hold of Antonio Conte for his first interview, he's too busy (quite rightly) celebrating with fans still. 

Frank Lampard, working for Sky, is on the pitch now hugging John Terry and co.

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Back in August, few would have predicted the relative ease with which Chelsea have regained the Premier League title.

With a new manager in Antonio Conte, and many of the same players who lifted the trophy in 2015, the Blues have been crowned English champions with two games to spare.

But how well do you remember the pivotal moments on their way to success? Time to put yourself to the test.

Take the quiz here.

Willian knows all the naughty words to a chant about Tottenham as he dances down next to the fans.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Antonio Conte's transformation of Chelsea from fallen champions to Premier League title winners inside 12 months was completed with victory at West Bromwich Albion - a remarkable success story in his first season at Stamford Bridge.

The 47-year-old inherited a squad that had declined from domestic superpower to mid-table mediocrity amid acrimony and the sacking of title-winning manager Jose Mourinho. But he has shown the personality, tactical brilliance and sure touch to put them back at the top of the English game.

So how has the charismatic Italian achieved what many inside Stamford Bridge regard as a miraculous rejuvenation of fortunes to return the Premier League crown to Chelsea?

Read more from Phil here.

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The celebrations continue. John Terry gets the bumps.

If you've ever had the fortune to see your team win the league, especially away from home, you'll appreciate the fact that these Chelsea fans are going nowhere.

The squad line up for the mass Klinsmann dive now! 

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Jaime Dodd: Congrats to Chelsea for winning #EPL, with European football we'll see how it goes next year

Greg: To be fair you've gotta love Conte's pure enthusiasm and joy

Kurt Booth: As an Arsenal fan the end of the season has left me with no-one to root for, so just going to say congratulations Chelsea 

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Chelsea defender Gary Cahill: "You have to cherish these moments, you work so hard all season to be where we are. Consistently we have been the best team in the league. There is no better feeling in football.

"People have written us off as a team and individually and this has shut them up. We are champions. It's another one in the cabinet."

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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It is huge. 

Pep's job at Manchester City was a bigger job, Chelsea had won the league, they were winners. 

But tactically, individually, what Conte has done with these players and to bring them together is sensational.

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Chelsea defender John Terry: "These boys have been on the field doing it week in week out. It's been a delight to sit and watch, a different perspective.

"The togetherness was shown from day one." 

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