By Eduardo Maisonet, III / @edthesportsfan

For FOX Deportes

A header that he had no business getting to, and finishing with pinpoint precision.

A penalty kick that was as deceptive as it was authoritative.

Didier Drogba possibly finished his Chelsea career like few players could ever do. Like John Elway winning a Super Bowl during his farewell tour, like Ray Bourque’s last stand for a Stanley Cup, and Michael Jordan’s last hurrah for an NBA title. (Lets all just act like the MJ in Washington never happened, okay? Okay.) Drogba ended the game on his terms, with the fate of the world’s toughest club competition resting on the tip of his toe and a legacy who could go down as the greatest modern era African footballer and greatest foreign-born Chelsea footballer of all-time.

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