Chelsea stars parties in the early hours of the morning after they had given up the UEFA Conference League trophy.
The West Londoners completed the set of the European club trophies on Wednesday evening thanks to a 4-1 win over Real Betis in Poland.
Goals from Enzo Fernandez, Nicolas Jackson, Jadon Sancho and Moises Caicedo sealed a famous victory in Wroclaw for the Blues.
There were joyful scenes on the field after the last whistle.
And skipper Reece James sent the traveling Stamford Bridge Trouw in a state of ecstasy when he raised the trophy high into the air.
But the celebrations did not stop on the field, with the troops of Enzo Maresca held the party in the dressing room.
The players were understandably in the mood for destroying a movement – in particular Marc Cucurella.
The Spaniard did its best two -step when Caiceedo broadcasts the celebrations on Instagram Live.
Goal scorers Fernandez and Jackson also cut a carpet while several of the Spanish -speaking players pulled out the hit 'Gasolina' by Daddy Yankee from 2004.
Marc Guiu was seen in the background and enjoyed one of the beers brought by the players to enjoy.
The blues continued their celebrations back in the Hotel Hotel, where they had a private room to dance the night away.
Pedro Neto and Filip Jorgensen were good and really in the mood to dance and came to the center of Bruno Mars 'Uptown Funk'.
There was also some late-night karaoke, where Caicedo treated his teammates for a rendance of a reggaeton number.
Trevor Chalobah posted images of Caicedo's Sing-Song on his Instagram story, with his accompanying Caption: “Ladies and gentlemen, my CDM.”
Noni Madueke also came on the microphone, rapping to the 'dreams and nightmares' of Meek Mill.
It was a late night for Ecuador International Caicedo, which still went strong at 4 o'clock.
The 23-year-old returned to Instagram live in the early hours of the morning, so that teammate Romeo Lavia had to tell him to “go to bed”.
Several players proudly shared Snaps who show off the medals of their winners, including the forbidden Mykhailo Mudryk.
The Ukrainian, who serves a provisional ban on drugs, wore a medal for a snap with Fernandez, despite the fact that he did not play in the competition since last November.
Levi Cowill gave a look at how many people were present during the celebrations with a photo that shouted the club staff.
Maresca, 45, was nowhere to be seen during the Late-Night celebrations, which may have resulted in a painful head or two.
The Italian hopes that the triumph of the Conference League will be the first of many trophies during his reign and says: “I am very proud and very happy.
“I know the fans deserve it, they have waited a few years for good moments.
“The club has invested a lot of money, so they also waited.
“Hopefully this can be a starting point and we can start creating something important.
'The target for next season? We're going to try again.
“We will enjoy it for a week or so and then look ahead.”