Sebastian Coe: Chelsea winning the Champions League final is worth seven Olympic gold medals Steve has got five and I have got two, so that makes Didier's goal worth seven gold medals. That's how it felt for Chelsea fans. It capped a pretty good week, one way and another. It is right up there in my sporting experience, an unbelievable night, it was the drama of football at its purest. I saw my first Chelsea game in late 1966, and if you had told me then that 46 years later I would have 36 hours in which I would watch David Beckham light the Olympic flame in the UK ahead of a home Games, and a day later see Chelsea lift the European Cup I'm not sure I would have believed you. This was comfortably the greatest night of all those years watching the club. I watched them win the FA Cup in 1970, then had to wait 27 years to see them do it again, and I was there the night we won the Cup-Winners" Cup, but nothing caps this. It was unbelievable, simply unbelievable, particularly given how the season has gone. When I think back to sitting in Stamford Bridge the night we had to turn round a 3-1 deficit to Napoli and then what we saw here, you have to wonder if your name really is on the trophy. The team were superb, incredibly disciplined, and the thing about this side is that they just do not roll over. This was also going to be a really hard gig here. We were without the guts of the defence playing one of the best club sides in Europe at home. But I sensed that if we could keep them out until half-time it was up for grabs. For Drogba to do it was perfect. In many ways the Champions League this season has been his story. Ashley Cole has also not put a foot wrong. He is by a distance one of the best players in the world at the moment. Now I can focus on the day job of organising the Olympics. It has been already been a pretty good summer, and it can only get better.