Would Chelsea Beat Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League Finals? Terry and Lampard think so... What do you think?

Terry and Lampard plan to lift UEFA Champions League together

FA Cup joy: John Terry and Frank Lampard also plan to lift the Champions League trophy together

John Terry revealed he and Frank Lampard plan to lift the UEFA Champions League together after sharing the honour of raising the FA Cup at Wembley yet again.

Terry and Lampard each held one handle of the cup as it was hoisted aloft after the Blues' historic 2-1 victory over Liverpool on Saturday night, their fourth triumph in the last six finals.
The win also saw Terry become the first man to captain the same club to FA Cup glory four times.
But if Chelsea beat Bayern Munich in the Champions League final on May 19th, the honour of being the first player to skipper them to the ultimate prize will go to Lampard, with Terry suspended for the Allianz Arena showpiece.
UEFA has confirmed Terry would be allowed to lift the European Cup and, asked if Saturday's routine would be repeated a fortnight later, Terry said: "Let's hope so.
"We did it when we did the double (in 2010).
"I said to Frank: 'Moments like that go down in history', and it's important myself and Frank were there when we did the double."

Ideal response

Terry hailed Saturday's result as the "perfect" boost ahead of Chelsea's showdown with Bayern and the ideal response to the critics who wrote them off before caretaker manager Roberto Di Matteo's remarkable rescue act began two months ago.
Terry said: "People wrote us off midway through the season as well, questioning the togetherness and questioning people's form within the squad.
"Especially when the backs have been against the wall, it's been really good."
No club has dominated the FA Cup in the modern era like Chelsea, with only Blackburn and Wanderers' records in the competition's infancy bearing comparison.
Terry said: "In the modern era, it's virtually untouchable, really.
"The hunger in that dressing room as well to have that feeling, the memories and photos and videos from after the game, is what spurs us on year after year.
"People can question all they like but the hunger in this squad is incredible and that's what keeps us going."
Terry also appeared to suggest his own record-breaking exploits had justified his decision to stay at Stamford Bridge when Manchester City tried to break the bank to sign him three years ago.
"Incredible achievement, and my loyalty to Chelsea has now paid dividends, as always," he said.
"I'm very privileged to be at a club like Chelsea, and to have the armband as well for many years, and to lift these great trophies that I dreamed of as a boy."