Frank Lampard received a special surprise at Stamford Bridge to mark becoming Chelsea's all-time record scorer.
The England midfielder's boot sponsors adidas laid out 203 balls on the pitch to mark each goal, with Lampard fresh from adding a Europa League winners medal to his ever-expanding collection.
His last goal, the second of a brace against Aston Villa, broke Bobby Tambling's long-standing club record, and Lampard signed the decisive ball before laying it on the close-range spot from where he scored.
V for victory: Chelsea's Frank Lampard at Stamford Bridge with 203 footballs marking all his goals for the club
Lampard also went through a couple of his favourite goals, including a chip against Barcelona at the Nou Camp from an impossible angle and a superb half-volley against Bayern Munich in 2005.
He also revealed his delight at penning a new one-year deal at the club after much speculation over his future.
'I can stop boring people with it because it's been a long-running thing,' he joked.
'But the club have been great, I didn't want to leave and I think it's the perfect thing for me.
'I can only thank the club, the supporters have been great. Why would I leave this club? It is everything about me, it's where I love playing, and I'm very grateful to get another year.'
