LEVI BREAKS TIE TO SPARK BLUES BLISS

THEY celebrated the £100million goal in the away end, on the touchline and among the players.

- By John Cross

And, for once, a club owner running onto the pitch at the City Ground is unlikely to end in a charge from the English FA.

This was Chelsea's day after Levi Colwill's second-half winner settled it to got the Blues back into the Champions League with a fourth-place finish.

Chelsea finished the season in fourth and could yet win a European trophy.

Nottingham Forest will have to make do with the Conference League.

No wonder Chelsea co-owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali ran onto the pitch at the end as all of their investment is beginning to pay off.

The away end could enjoy a happy ending to a day of nerves when Chelsea got the job done to get themselves back onto European football's top stage.