Four ever Chelsea DVD box set

For decades Chelsea FC has proved to be a force in the FA Cup, as well as in the league and this DVD set brings together the best of both, as some of the Clubs' most memorable FA Cup Final victories and goals of the Premiership are brought together for fans to relive time and time again.

100 Chelsea Premier League Goals Competing in the Premiership, Chelsea has always been a team with great goal scorers and now fans can relive some of their greatest efforts over and over again. Goals on display here include Dan Petrescu's graceful chip over a stranded Ian Walker, Gudjohnsen's calm slot past a despairing Barthez of Manchester United, and Gianfranco Zola's acute angle lob over Richard Wright in the Everton goal. Relive these goals all over again and 97 more as we look back at Chelsea's all time top 100 goals of the F.A. Premier League

1970 FA Cup Final vs Leeds The first time is always the sweetest; as Chelsea came from behind three times over two matches to eventually clinch the trophy that had eluded them so far in their history. There was no love-lost. Harris and Hunter epitomised the spirit of the pitch. There was heart, there was commitment and there was desire. Wembley failed to find a winner and to Old Trafford it went. In a season that had promised so much, Don Revie and Leeds United were left heart-broken as the FA Cup headed to Stamford Bridge for the first time ever.

1997 FA Cup Final vs Middlesbrough In Ruud Gullit's first season in charge, the Blues reacquainted themselves with the country's most prestigious competition after 27 years of waiting. It was a day that history was created. Ruud Gullit himself became the first foreign coach to win a domestic honour and Roberto Di Matteo scored Wembley's fastest ever FA Cup final goal after only 43 seconds.

2000 FA Cup Final vs Aston Villa Appearing in their third FA Cup Final in seven years, Chelsea were intent on repeating their success of 1997. In this, the last ever FA Cup Final to be played beneath the presence of the Twin Towers, it was truly a Blue day. Roberto Di Matteo proved to be Chelsea's Wembley Hero for the second time, when he rifled the ball home from two yards, but the image of the Chelsea skipper Dennis wise and his newborn son receiving the trophy will go down in Wembley history.