The 2011-12 season saw Didier Drogba cement his legacy as Chelsea’s ultimate big-game player, spearheading the club to a historic double of the FA Cup and their first-ever UEFA Champions League title. This iconic campaign was defined by his flair for the dramatic, most notably his record-breaking goal in the FA Cup final against Liverpool and his heroic performance in Munich, where he netted a towering 88th-minute equalizer before scoring the decisive winning penalty. Finishing his first spell at Stamford Bridge on the ultimate high, the Ivorian powerhouse also reached the milestone of 100 Premier League goals, ensuring his status as an immortal figure in Chelsea history.