Chelsea gains victory: Chelsea wins Capital one cup.

FULL-TIME: CHELSEA 2-0 TOTTENHAM!! We've won the #CapitalOneCupFinal! #CFCWembley pic.twitter.com/JRUgblwuZe
— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) March 1, 2015

 Jose Mourinho claimed the 21st trophy of his career as Chelsea overcame Tottenham with a clinical 2-0 victory in the Capital One Cup final at Wembley.

John Terry's deflected close-range effort beat Hugo Lloris to put Chelsea ahead at the end of the first half and Kyle Walker turned Diego Costa's low drive into his own net after the break to give Mourinho victory in the pouring rain.

Both goals were slightly fortuitous, but few would argue the Chelsea boss was lucky to win the trophy on Sunday.
Tottenham came to Wembley full of hope after their recent rejuvenation under Mauricio Pochettino. Spurs played some fantastic football  and Christian Eriksen went close to giving them the lead when he struck the bar in the first half  but ultimately he was outwitted by his opposite number.

Shorn of the giant protective presence of Nemanja Matic, the theory was Chelsea's defence would be vulnerable to the threat caused by boy wonder Harry Kane and the tricky Eriksen.

But Kurt Zouma, operating as a defensive midfielder, kept Eriksen quiet all afternoon.

It says much about the Portuguese that his two-and-a-half year wait for a trophy was described as a "drought" in the build up to this game.

This was his 10th win in 12 major finals. His 21st trophy has come in just his 15th year in management.