
Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12
Jun 11, 2012 · 1h 57m
Director
Roberto Di Matteo, André Villas-BoasOverview
The club completed an historic double, lifting The FA Cup and becoming newly crowned champions of Europe, lifting the coveted Champions League trophy following years of heartbreak, after beating four times winners Bayern Munich at their home ground in one of the most exciting Finals in recent times. A season that promised so much with the appointment of new manager André Villas-Boas looked to be heading towards disappointment as Chelsea's league and European form faltered. However, under Chelsea old boy and club legend Roberto Di Matteo, installed as interim first team coach, the incredible spirit of the club shone through with Chelsea putting together two sensational cup runs which will stay with their fans forever. Every match and every goal from this unforgettable season are covered in this action-packed review.
Cast of Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12
Crew of Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12
About Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12
What is Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12 about?
The club completed an historic double, lifting The FA Cup and becoming newly crowned champions of Europe, lifting the coveted Champions League trophy following years of heartbreak, after beating four times winners Bayern Munich at their home ground in one of the most exciting Finals in recent times. A season that promised so much with the appointment of new manager André Villas-Boas looked to be…
When was Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12 released?
Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12 was released on June 11, 2012.
How long is Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12?
Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12 runs 1 hour 57 minutes (117 minutes).
Who directed Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12?
Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12 was directed by Roberto Di Matteo and André Villas-Boas.
Who is in the cast of Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12?
The cast of Chelsea FC - Season Review 2011/12 includes Roberto Di Matteo (Self), André Villas-Boas (Self), Petr Čech (Self), Juan Mata (Self) and Frank Lampard (Self).























