On This Day: Chelsea's perfect Mohamed Salah moment unleashes Jose Mourinho life-changing spark

On this day, in 2014, history was made. Not only did I receive an offer from a University of my choice, but I also had the privilege to watch my club dismantle their arch-nemesis. Chelsea had beaten Arsenal 6-0.

Not many teams can hold such an accolade against the North London giants. The only other London team to hold a Premier League trophy came to our backyard and failed to score, concerning six goals in the process.

Goodness me, it felt so surreal! We often hear about the match facts from a journalist's perspective, but take it from a fan, the stats do not reflect just how great the victory felt.

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The feeling of beating a rival is unmatched. Dishing out losses for Tottenham, Manchester United and Liverpool during that season felt like lifting a trophy each time.

We were a force to be reckoned with, led by the mastermind that is Jose Mourinho. We didn't win the league that season, but it felt just as good. A sunny day at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea fans soaking in the atmosphere that we are currently suspended from having, we didn't have a worry in the world.

We were almost certain that we wouldn't win the league and were relatively comfortable in securing the top-four. So when we handed Arsenal six goals, it was an 'icing on the cake' moment.

There are a few takeaways to reminisce on from that particular match. Let's take a trip down memory lane.

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