At best, Chelsea has had a dreadful season with the termination of two managers, underwhelming performances from key players, and a prolonged period of being placed in the lower half of the table, according to fans.
However, Chelsea was able to secure a victory today at the Vitality Stadium by defeating Bournemouth 3-1. Conor Gallagher, Benoit Badiashile, and Joao Felix contributed goals that sealed the win, marking the first time since mid-March that Chelsea has scored more than one goal in a game.
As a result of their win against Bournemouth, Chelsea is now mathematically guaranteed to avoid relegation. Despite online memes and suggestions of the possibility of relegation, it is no longer a concern for the club.
Chelsea's third goal against Bournemouth prompted a celebratory and relieved response from the away fans, who began chanting "We are staying up, say we are staying up" repeatedly while bouncing in the stands.
The celebration from the travelling Chelsea fans after the win against Bournemouth could be considered the most joyful moment for the group this season, as they were given a reason to celebrate, even if it may have been somewhat in jest.
In addition to celebrating their team's mathematical safety from relegation, the Chelsea fans were also jubilant because it was their team's first win in 10 games. Prior to this game, the team had been on a six-game losing streak in all competitions.
Chelsea's worst-ever finish in the Premier League era was 14th place during the 1993/94 season. This occurred before the club had any sustained period of success and a decade prior to Roman Abramovich's takeover, which changed the club's fortunes.
While Chelsea's worst-ever finish in the Premier League era was in the 1993/94 season when they finished in 14th place, they are still at risk of finishing in that position this season. Currently, they are only three points ahead of Bournemouth, who currently occupy 14th place in the table.
This season has been largely forgettable for Chelsea fans, and owner Todd Boehly faces a daunting task in the summer. Not only will he need to appoint a new manager, but he may also need to replace or sell a large portion of the team following their poor performances this term.
Fans will be hoping for a significant improvement in results and fortunes next season, given the significant amount of money that owner Todd Boehly has already spent and is likely to spend in the future. However, for now, Chelsea find themselves in a state of limbo, with the remainder of this season serving as a time for reflection and reevaluation.
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