normal time as the match ended 1-1. Then, with the chance to win the trophy for Chelsea, he slipped on his way to take his penalty. United would win the shootout 6-5. 2008 Getty Images 8/14 2010: Champion again Under Carlo Ancelotti Chelsea claimed their third title under Terry's leadership, and he was to make it a double by captaining the side to an FA Cup final win over Portsmouth. 2010 Getty Images 9/14 2012: European glory at last He may not have been able to play in the final but Terry did make himself the centre of attention in the Allianz Arena, sprinting on to the pitch in full kit (including shinpads) after Didier Drogba's winning penalty. It was to be the decision that spawned a thousandmemes. AFP/Getty Images 10/14 2015: Back to his best Under Rafa Benitez in 2013 his Chelsea career seemed over, with the interim manager frequently leaving Terry out. But the return of Mourinho reinvigorated the club captain, who was to become only the second outfield player to play every minute in a title-winning side. 2015 Getty Images 11/14 2016: Moving on? Guus Hiddink had made clear that he thought Chelsea ought to offer Terry a new contract. The hierarchy disagreed. And so, in shock circumstances, the career of one of the club's greatest-ever players appeared to have entered its final months... Mike Hewitt/Getty Images 12/14 2016: Or staying put? Ahead of their final match of the season, Chelsea confirmed that they had offered their captain a new one-year extension