Immediately following the full-time whistle, the Bradford City players ran straight for the stand with the away supporters to celebrate their unlikely victory, with the Bantams' fans chanting "Easy, Easy" to mock the Chelsea fans.
Chelsea manager, Jose Mourinho clapped in respect and walked into the tunnel with the team's substitutes, ashamed with his face looking down.
After the game, he went into Bradford City's dressing room and shook the hands of Parkinson, Bradford City's staff, and all of the players, congratulating them for their amazing performance.
Bradford City goalkeeper, Ben Williams, described Mourinho as "classy and humble" when he walked into their dressing room.

Jose Mourinho described the match as surprising and incredible, and that their comeback was one of the things that makes football and the magic of the FA Cup so special.
However, he is very disappointed with his team's performance and committed to his words before the press conference and considered the result a "disgrace" on both his record and Chelsea's record.

Bradford City manager, Phil Parkinson described the moment as "surreal" and was very impressed with his players due to the result of the match.
He also said that this win against Chelsea was much more impressive than their run to the 2013 Football League Cup Final, where they beat the likes of Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Wigan Athletic, all of whom were in the Premier League at the time.
They did however, lose that final 5–0 to Swansea City.
Billy Knott also thought that the game was impressive and said that it was the "greatest moment of his career".
Chelsea legend, John Terry, even gave him his shirt after the match, which he then gave to his dad, a Chelsea supporter.
Terry also complimented James Hanson's performance.
Filipe Morais stated that "bravery" played a huge role in staging their comeback against the Blues.
Immediately following the full-time whistle, the Bradford City players ran straight for the stand with the away supporters to celebrate their unlikely victory, with the Bantams' fans chanting "Easy, Easy" to mock the Chelsea fans. Chelsea manager, Jose Mourinho clapped in respect and walked into the tunnel with the team's substitutes, ashamed with his face looking down. After the game, he went into Bradford City's dressing room and shook the hands of Parkinson, Bradford City's staff, and all of the players, congratulating them for their amazing performance. Bradford City goalkeeper, Ben Williams, described Mourinho as "classy and humble" when he walked into their dressing room.
Jose Mourinho described the match as surprising and incredible, and that their comeback was one of the things that makes football and the magic of the FA Cup so special. However, he is very disappointed with his team's performance and committed to his words before the press conference and considered the result a "disgrace" on both his record and Chelsea's record.
Bradford City manager, Phil Parkinson described the moment as "surreal" and was very impressed with his players due to the result of the match. He also said that this win against Chelsea was much more impressive than their run to the 2013 Football League Cup Final, where they beat the likes of Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Wigan Athletic, all of whom were in the Premier League at the time. They did however, lose that final 5–0 to Swansea City. Billy Knott also thought that the game was impressive and said that it was the "greatest moment of his career". Chelsea legend, John Terry, even gave him his shirt after the match, which he then gave to his dad, a Chelsea supporter. Terry also complimented James Hanson's performance. Filipe Morais stated that "bravery" played a huge role in staging their comeback against the Blues.
Chelsea F.C. 2–4 Bradford City A.F.C. (2015)