100 days after Thomas Tuchel breezed into Stamford Bridge,
we can already conclude that he made an inspired choice.
If a Prime Minister or a President were being judged on the
achievements of Tuchel during this first century of days, they'd
be on course for a second term with a landslide majority.
The German has barely put a foot wrong and can toast the
landmark on Thursday while starting to make plans for
Chelsea's trip to Istanbul for the Champions League final on
May 29.
Four Premier League fixtures, including this Saturday's dress
rehearsal against Manchester City, plus the FA Cup final at
Wembley come first.
Chelsea could yet end the season as Europe's best team, FA
Cup winners and with a top four finish. Not bad at all
considering where they were just three-and-a-bit months ago.
So how has it all gone so right for Tuchel? We take a look at
the progress made during his first 100 days.
Outwitting the big names
Tuchel's first 100 days have seen him get the better of Pep
Guardiola, Zinedine Zidane, Diego Simeone, Jose Mourinho
and Carlo Ancelotti.
In so doing, they have conceded just the one goal - Karim
Benzema's in the first leg against Real Madrid.
Somewhere, West Brom boss Sam Allardyce is feeling pretty
smug.
Each opponent has required a foolproof game plan and often
with only two or three games between fixtures to drill
instructions into the players.
Many managers enjoy a bounce when they start a job but
outwitting such esteemed coaches in quick succession
speaks to Tuchel's mental dexterity.
Beating Guardiola's City in the FA Cup semi-final required a
different approach to overcoming Zidane's Real over two legs
but the masterplan worked.
In winning these big games, Tuchel has restored something of
an aura around Chelsea. They're not quite invincible but not far
off at the moment. Opponents are starting to fear facing them
again.
The regularity of wins and clean sheets has given Chelsea the
impression of being a relentless and efficient machine.
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both chelsea men and women to win the championsh league finals

He's a lucky man with Chelsea
But was unlucky with PSG

His name is Thomas Torture. He has indeed tortured virtually all d big name,club in d league& europe game and ve made Chelsea a dreaded team in d world without depending on any single player in d team to rout, pull down opponents.