After Chelsea beat Tottenham in the Capital One Cup final, there was the customary walk up the Wembley steps, lap of honour on the pitch and opening of champagne in the dressing room.
But one player clearly didn't like the bubbly that was on offer.
Star winger Eden Hazard may have helped the Blues to a 2-0 win, but there was no way he was going to be getting too inebriated in the changing room.
After taking a (very) large gulp from one of the celebratory bottles, Hazard, not impressed, screws up his face after swallowing.
He may have been saving himself for later, although Jose Mourinho said the players were only allowed to celebrate for 20 minutes.
Chelsea 2 Tottenham 0 - Capital One Cup final player ratings
Chelsea 2 Tottenham 0 - Capital One Cup final player ratings
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1/24 Petr Cech
Trusted ahead of Thibaut Courtois, Cech played precisely as expected: with calm assurance, making a few comfortable saves during Spurs’ spell on top. 6
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2/24 Branislav Ivanovic
Did all the dirty work required of him, throwing himself in front of shots and opponents as Chelsea saw off Spurs’ early pressure. 7
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3/24 Kurt Zouma
Drafted into midfield by Jose Mourinho, he did not influence the game much with the ball but stuck attentively to Christian Eriksen, restricting Spurs’ attacking options. 6
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4/24 John Terry
Had to defend well in the first half but it was his power at the opposite end which set up the 13th trophy of his time at Chelsea. 7
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5/24 Cesar Azpiliqueta
Occasionally left isolated by Eden Hazard’s attacking, especially in the first half, but he coped with Andros Townsend and Kyle Walker with all his characteristic solidity. 6
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6/24 Ramires
His energy and effort in midfield helped to restrict Eriksen and Chadli’s opportunities, ensuring Chelsea did not get overrun as they did back on New Year’s Day. 6
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7/24 Gary Cahill
Back alongside Terry at centre-back, he coped impressively with the threat of Harry Kane and then saw out the win in the second half. 6
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8/24 Cesc Fabregas
Only produced a few decisive moments in possession – but did nearly beat Hugo Lloris with an overhead kick early in the second half – but it was enough. 6
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9/24 Willian
He ran hard up and down the right flank, pinning back Danny Rose even if he did not delvier a decisive moment in attack. 6
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10/24 Diego Costa
Spent almost an hour running and scrapping before he settled the game, winning space and beating Hugo Lloris – via a deflection - from a tight angle. 7
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11/24 Eden Hazard
Chelsea’s only player to produce any real quality in a poor first half but kept teasing Spurs at 2-0 and nearly scored a brilliant third. 7
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12/24 Best of the Bench: Juan Cuadrado
Ensured that Chelsea’s energy levels did not drop in the final minutes, shuttling up and down the wing after replacing Willian. 6
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13/24 Hugo Lloris
His selection ahead of Michel Vorm was ultimately irrelevant, as he was powerless to keep out either goal, deflected away from him at close range. 6
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14/24 Kyle Walker
Looked nervous every time Eden Hazard ran at him, and lacked the confidence to produce any quality in attack. Deflected the second goal past Hugo Lloris. 4
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15/24 Eric Dier
This was a difficult afternoon up against Diego Costa and while he deflected the first goal past Hugo Lloris, he coped better than some centre-backs have this season. 5
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16/24 Jan Vertonghen
Rarely uncomfortable despite the stage and the opposition. Will be disappointed not to have influenced the game more in either penalty area. 6
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17/24 Danny Rose
Defended solidly enough against Willian and Ivanovic but he could not deliver the quality with his crosses that Spurs needed. 5
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18/24 Nabil Bentaleb
Hard to believe that he is a 20-year-old rookie, after another midfield performance of impressive maturity and authority. Probably Tottenham’s best player. 7
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19/24 Ryan Mason
Provided important impetus to Spurs’ play, running from box to box, but his clumsy passing and shooting was symptomatic of their lack of quality in the final third. 6
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20/24 Nacer Chadli
He was crucial to the 5-3 win two months ago but today he did not have the same sharpness or the burst of pace, rarely threatening Chelsea. 5
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21/24 Christian Eriksen
After hitting the bar with an early free-kick, Eriksen slightly faded in this game, struggling to find much space or to pick the right passes. 5
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22/24 Andros Townsend
Preferred to Erik Lamela and while he delivered a few bursts of pace down the line, he could not provide the crucial moments of quality that Spurs needed. 5
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23/24 Harry Kane
This was not another edition of Kane’s comic-book story. He was largely frustrated by Chelsea’s first-half defending and could not drag Spurs back into the game. 5
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24/24 Best of the Bench: Mousa Dembele
Added some presence to midfield but could not create the chances that Spurs needed to turn the game. 5
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"It's beautiful to be back at Wembley, but it will be 20 minutes of celebration, then back to training and we have a big game on Wednesday," said the manager.
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