London: John Terry was given an emotional farewell by fans at Stamford Bridge yesterday as record-breaking Chelsea beat Sunderland 5-1, including two goals from substitute Michy Batushuayi, on the day they were presented with the Premier League trophy. There were constant chants of "Antonio, Antonio" echoing around Stamford Bridge; but this was also a huge day for Terry.
The veteran centre-back, the "captain, leader, legend" who has been at the heart of Chelsea's success for the best part of two decades, was played from the start by Conte in his last ever appearance at the ground he has graced since 1998.
However, in a pre-planned tribute, he was substituted and replaced by Gary Cahill in the 26th minute (reflecting his squad number) with team-mates forming a guard of honour as he left the pitch.
