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Where Chelsea's 2012 Champions League winners are now as Mikel and Ramires retire
Chelsea fan will ever forget the moment Didier Drogba rolled his destiny-sealing penalty past Manuel Neuer in the 2012 Champions League final.It brought to a close the club's near decade-long campaign to land the title, which had more exasperating near misses in it than Timo Werner's gaffe-laden debut season in the Premier League.Sky Sports commentator Martin Tyler brilliantly likened the triumph to finding 'the Holy Grail', and he was absolutely right. For Chelsea that win was everything, and nothing was ever going to top it (sorry Kai Havertz and co.).READ MORE: Why Chelsea's Champions League win in 2012 is the best of all timeTwo members of that squad - John Obi Mikel and Ramires (who was suspended for the final) - announced their retirement earlier this week, so we thought we'd have a little look at where the rest of the team are now, a decade on from that glorious night in Munich.Petr Cech, who saved three penalties that night, left Chelsea in 2015 after being unseated by a young Thibaut Courtois.