It is probably reading too much into Chelsea's current situation to feel that on the day of the 10-year anniversary of the Blues' iconic Champions League triumph over Bayern Munich in 2012, the end of the Roman Abramovich era could not have been better summarised than that night.
Few words can do it justice, the twist and turns, the tension that I still feel watching the game back today, a feeling that no other rewatching of a major game has given me. It symbolised a golden generation of Chelsea players and, more broadly, how it cinematically concluded a near 10-year chase for the holy grail.
Winning the Champions League in the Allianz is unlikely to be topped by any future team in Royal Blue, simply for the power of it being the first time and the series of chaotic events that led to its ending that dreamy May night.
