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#1 Chelsea 4-1 Arsenal (Europa League final)
There is no doubt about what Maurizio Sarri's greatest result was as the Blues boss, and it came in what proved to be his final night in charge of the club. Defeating club rivals Arsenal in the Europa League final was the crowning moment of Sarri's career in London, earning himself his first ever winners' medal in the process.
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With footage of a training ground bust-up just days before the game, several key players being out injured and the future of Eden Hazard hanging over the club like a dark cloud, many fans were concerned ahead of the game.
The pressure of the final really was on the Gunners too, with the club needing to win in order to secure a Champions League position for next season. But despite everything, Sarri managed to guide the side to not just a win, but a comfortable one.
With a brace from the departing Hazard and a goal each from Pedro and former Arsenal man Olivier Giroud, Sarri proved he has what it takes to win big games, something he will have to do again this season with Juventus.
