Chelsea beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 on the final day. Goals from Mason Mount and Olivier Giroud was enough for the Blues to secure a place in the Champions League next season.
After the game, Frank Lampard referred to Eden Hazard’s departure from the club putting doubts to the club’s performance this season as he agreed that they lost a massive player at the beginning of the season.
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard speaking to Sky Sports: “They’re a really good side to play against, but the discipline of my team today was fantastic. Sometimes we haven’t had that at home this season.
“Mason [Mount]’s strike was pure quality, Giroud was class as always.It means a great deal to me, at Chelsea we can’t get too excited with Top Four finishes.
“When we first came in we maybe weren’t considered there but what we’ve done this season is take the opportunity to bring in the younger players and improve the existing players.
“There were a lot of unknowns when I came in, could we move forward without Eden Hazard. We knew we had lost a massive player. We’ve a real spirit within the group now and it’s a real team effort now.
“Myself and the staff want to improve every time, the challenge now is to see what more we can do next season.”