JOHN OBI MIKEL insists winning the Champions League was just the start for Roberto Di Matteo's Chelsea.

The Blues defeated Liverpool to claim FA Cup glory before Di Matteo guided them to victory over Bayern Munich to lift the biggest prize in European football.
Glory in Munich ensured club owner Roman Abramovich got his hands on the trophy he craved and secured Di Matteo a two-year contract as manager.
Mikel was a vital part of the Italian's side during his caretaker spell in charge and is determined to play an equally important role this season.
The Nigeria midfielder said: "People still talk about that night in Munich everywhere we go, but we want to build on it.
"We won't relax, we want to keep building and keep winning trophies."
Mikel admits the departures of Didier Drogba, Salomon Kalou and Jose Bosingwa marked the end of an era at Stamford Bridge.
But he is confident that new arrivals Eden Hazard and Marko Marin will make just as big an impact.
The 25-year-old added: "We have lost some players and hopefully the guys who come in will bring even more than the ones who have left.

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